Adam Solomons

“Kneecap” is the delightfully spiky story of an Irish-language hip hop act's unlikely rise to fame. But it would be a lot better if it knew what to do with Michael Fassbender

Berlin: “Luz” director Tilman Singer returns with an Alpine freakout that takes itself too seriously, even as it pokes fun at its own silliness.

Between Rian Johnson's “Knives Out” sequel “Glass Onion,” the terrible quarantine “Purge” ripoff “Songbird,” and Doug Liman's inert Covid heist

When Europe's great powers raced to colonize a continent in the so-called “Scramble for Africa” just before the First World War, the tiny coastal

Berlin: A new film about the seminal filmmakers of Old World Britain is too cautious to channel what made them so exciting.

Cannes: The Un Certain Regard opener is a taut, affecting coming-of-age film set over a few traumatic days.

“Annie Hall” changed the game in being a cautionary tale about a couple that conspicuously doesn't last, while at the same time an enduring case

by | Sep 3, 2023 David Baddiel is wrong – anyone should be able to play Jews by | Sep 3, 2023 Originally published March 2021.

The question Alex Ross Perry asked himself before embarking on the mad, four-faced project that is “ Pavements ” was: “What if Pavement was the most

Mark McDonald likened the serial killer’s trial to that of another nurse, where there were ‘serious concerns’ about the handling of evidence