Local doco brings home the bacon by confronting you with the reality of your food

Little people, big problems - it's all a matter of perspective.

Is Colossal a monstrous success or a giant fail?

This fiercely feminist story of a woman's journey to adulthood not for the weak of stomach

It has a star-studded cast but how does Zach Braff's new film stack up?

French cannibalistic horror Raw is fast gaining notoriety but how did we rate it?

Movie review: Beyond the Known World

Does The Boss Baby pass its performance review? Dominic Corry takes a look.

Francesca Rudkin is charmed by this war-time dramedy

Early reviews suggest The Fate of the Furious could be the best action movie of 2017.

The Lego Batman Movie is perfect for kids and adult nerds alike.

How smurfy is the new Smurfs film? Francesca Rudkin takes a look.

Is Lego Batman a blockbuster or will it sink like a brick?

Did film reviewer Francesca Rudkin buy into The Salesman?

Robotic ghost lacks soul in futuristic superhero-style body replacement experiment.

Will you be charmed by Disney's live action Beauty and the Beast remake?

Sci-fi suspense at times silly but surprisingly satisfying with a stellar cast.

Does Frankie Adams deliver in new feature One Thousand Ropes?

Director puts human face on racial intolerance and does so with plenty of heart.

My favourite kind of superhero film is one that doesn't feel like a superhero film at all, which is exactly why Logan shredded my

Film reviewer Francesca Rudkin gives her verdict on this week's big budget blockbuster

The killer VHS horror franchise, originating in Japan with Ringu in 1998, returns this year with the follow-up nobody asked for in Rings.

It's hard to fault the stars in this sombre drama about an ordinary German couple who turn their backs on the Fascist regime in Berlin

In an era when super-heroics dominate the multiplex, Logan manages to offer something unique. For a start, Hugh Jackman and Patrick

The latest film from award-winning veteran Indian filmmaker Mira Nair (Monsoon Wedding) is a feelgood underdog story everyone in the family can enjoy.

With the release of the Trainspotting sequel T2 Trainspotting this week, the feverish pursuit of nostalgia can now finally be compared

After catching the same train, and walking to the same spot, our heroes stand in the same green field they stood in two decades ago

As a lapsed Catholic I'm always keen on a tale that documents the folly, arrogance and optimism of religious conversion and missionary

This German comedy got Jack Nicholson's attention but what did our reviewer Francesca Rudkin think?

Does Matt Damon's new fantasy action adventure cut the mustard or does it hit the wall?