Kevin Maher is the Chief Film Critic at The Times. With a passion for the film industry and filmmaking, he explores various themes in arts and entertainment, including theater and the nuances of family and relationships. Kevin's insights and critiques have been featured in numerous outlets such as Parkland Talk, Tamarac Talk, and News 12.
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Kevin Maher's coverage primarily consists of reviews, with a focus on entertainment news and yachting. He may be interested in pitches related to film releases, events in the yachting world, as well as mental health support initiatives within these industries.
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Power to the People: John & Yoko Live in NYC is based on beautifully restored footage from two shows in 1972
The couple have announced their separation with ‘no other parties involved’. When a man goes to see the same band five times, without his wife, is that quite true?
By: Kevin Maher
The story of how RAF veteran Brian Jones circumnavigated the globe in March 1999 is all the more extraordinary because of his quiet dignity
With jokes about men hugging and women taxi drivers, this parable about a male chauvinist who wakes up in a dystopian feminocracy is alarmingly retro
David Fincher’s pitiless attack on male vanity boasts three superb performances from Brad Pitt, Edward Norton and Helena Bonham Carter
By: Kevin Maher
YouTuber Kane Parsons, hailed as a ‘boy wonder’, has made his viral video into a fantastically dull feature film with Chiwetel Ejiofor and Renate Reinsve
The British actor gives a star-making performance as a piano tuner with hyper-sensitive hearing — and Dustin Hoffman is excellent as his mentor
John Carney, director of the Oscar-winning musical Once, returns with another heartwarming tale featuring unfussy, earnest performances
Ahead of a prequel series, the 2001 original returns to cinemas with Reese Witherspoon as the patronised southern belle who enrols at Harvard Law School
Executive produced by the model, James Lucas’ anaemic drama recreates the time the supermodel sat for the artist — and that’s it
