Film Archive
12th September 2017
Top 5: Foreign language films
Following the worldwide release of acclaimed Japanese fantasy-drama Your Name, Jamie McEvoy compiles his top 5 foreign language films
12th September 2017
Review: The Limehouse Golem
Ackroyd’s 1994 novel is adapted for the big screen in a sinister Victorian murder mystery led by Bill Nighy
5th September 2017
HOME’s Playback exhibition showcases new film talent
Up and coming young filmmakers screen short-film masterpieces as part of a project to encourage youth access to the most exclusive field in modern media
4th September 2017
Review: Death Note
Adam Wingard fumbles Netflix-backed adaptation of much-loved anime Death Note
4th September 2017
Review: Your Name
Director Makoto Shinkai stakes his claim to the anime throne in a complex yet beautiful Japanese animation
23rd August 2017
Review: Game of Thrones — Beyond the Wall
Empty but breathtaking bombast produces the most divisive episode in the show’s history
16th August 2017
Review: Game of Thrones — Eastwatch
Crucial character moments scream for more runtime as the plot armour thickens
16th August 2017
Top 5: US TV Dramas
With new seasons of Game of Thrones and Twin Peaks underway, Jamie McEvoy runs down the top 5 US TV dramas currently available on air and online
15th August 2017
Review: The Ghoul
Directorial debutante Gareth Tunley’s The Ghoul marks a statement of intent from the Brit, yet ultimately lacks clarity and focus
15th August 2017
Review: Fargo – Season 3
In its third season, the TV series inspired by the Coen Brothers’ 1996 film of the same name is possibly the best so far
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9th August 2017
Review: Game of Thrones – The Spoils of War
The biggest battle in Game of Thrones history
8th August 2017
Top 5: Christopher Nolan Films
To coincide with the release of Christopher Nolan’s Dunkirk, Jamie McEvoy runs down the top 5 films from the director
7th August 2017
Review: Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets
The stunning special effects and fantastic imagination needed to make this film more than compensates for its shaky narrative
5th August 2017
Review: Dunkirk
After diving into dreams and exploring far off galaxies, Christopher Nolan returns to Earth with an adrenaline-fuelled World War II thriller
1st August 2017
Review: Game of Thrones – The Queen’s Justice
Spoiler alert: A crowd-pleasing backslide in storytelling