Author: Michael Flett

It is a brave soul which sets out on a journey without a clear idea of the destination; a contrast to the dark space opera of his best

Released in 2013 in its native Argentina under the title El Desierto (The Desert), the feature film debut of German writer/director Christoph Behl is a sombre affair, the

For better or worse, in many ways the film industry radically metamorphosed in the year 2012, no radiation or secret serums required. Sequels and franchises were nothing new,

Her father due to retire from his lifelong work as a coalminer, Samantha Marsh (Kelly Noonan) has returned from the big city to the town where she grew

“I realised that humanity had just become another species,” says Ron Garan as he recalls the moment the world watched the Eagle mission touch down on the Moon

Premiered at the Cannes Film Festival in May 2014, it is easy to understand why the audience were confused and unappreciative. The directorial debut of A-list actor Ryan

There can be few producers whose name is billed above the titles of their work almost as a guarantee of the contents, their reputation larger than that of

All readers enjoy a book at bedtime, the warm and comforting web of words which send the reader off to gentle sleep, whether it is a timeless fairy

There is something disconcerting about Jakob Wolski, an enigma wrapped in an uncompromising resolve to do the right thing. A young police officer in the small town where

Stacy (Dagmara Domińczyk) is highly strung. To put it mildly. It is the day of her infant son Ramon’s Christening, and rather than enjoying the company of her