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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A story from David Vann’s award-winning heartbreaker Legend of a Suicide is adapted with join-the-dots literalism that misses the point
By: Kevin Maher
The Canadian writer-director Matt Johnson, who was behind the brilliant tech satire Blackberry, misfires with this grating mockumentary
At 54, ‘The Rock’ is at least three decades too old to play Maui in this live action remake, which is as leaden as the original was sprightly
The sixth instalment in the zombie horror franchise devotes an inordinate amount of time to the brutalisation of women
Callum Turner and Jamie Bell star in yet another ‘eat the rich’ film about a family of New York billionaires living in an enormous Spanish mansion
Two middle-aged drinking buddies juggle nostalgia and regret in this melancholic Italian drama
The London-born actor stars in the summer’s biggest blockbusters alongside his new wife Zendaya
The Italian film-maker Daniele Rugo asked volunteer doctors, mostly from the UK, to capture footage from the area’s hospitals
This movie is an adrenalised burst of Mexican madness from the filmmaker who went on to direct Birdman and The Revenant
Christopher Nolan’s forthcoming movie is the first modern version, but Homer’s epic has inspired numerous films, from Cold Mountain to SpongeBob SquarePants
