Tag: Tilda Swinton

It is a hole in the ground, the formation of which was estimated and arbitrarily assigned to September 23rd 3,007BC, now celebrated on that date each year with

Alithea Binnie is above all a practical woman, content in her life, well-regarded in her field, middle-aged, divorced, comfortable with her own company and more interested in intellectual

It stood above the spa town of Nebelsbad and below the Alpine Sudetenwaltz in the former Republic of Zubrowka, the Grand Budapest Hotel, now demolished but immortalised in

Out of a grainy, slowly moving monochrome image of objects so abstract and removed from context that their form can be discerned but no function can be determined,

A quiet rural town where the most the local police force have to contend with of a day is the bickering between farmer Frank Miller and his vagrant

Berlin, 1977, a city divided, torn between west and east, the lure of the new and the enforced habits of the old, straining towards the future but in

If there is one genre which has risen to dominate the box office over the last decade it is the superhero film, that success spilling over into both

It began on July 4th 2014, a date which probably seemed more distant when Bong Joon-Ho’s film was released in his native South Korea last August. Based on

With a body of work built slowly over four decades, director Jim Jarmusch has always crafted his projects carefully, flitting between genres and experimenting with formats from the

It is difficult to sum up the body of work of director Terry Gilliam in one word, but perhaps by default “erratic” would be the necessary adjective, in