Virginie reviews Wild Tales, a fast-paced, cleverly crafted collections of six short films.
Virginie reviews the director’s cut of Nymphomaniac, the darker version of Lars von Trier’s latest provocation.
Virginie reviews Testament of Youth, directed by James Kent and starring Kit Harington and Alicia Vikander.
Our Film Editor takes a look at A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night.
Virginie previews the highly expected Film4 Summer Screening at Somerset House.
Our Film Editor reviews Frequencies, Darren Paul Fisher film debut released today on DVD in the UK.
Film Editor Virginie reviews 2014 Cannes’ Jury Prize Mommy, that is released today in UK cinemas.
Film Editor Virginie reviews Attila Marcel, Sylvain Chomet’s first feature film.
Our celebration of LGBT History Month continues with a review of Blue is the Warmest Colour by our Film Editor, Virginie Robe.
Continuing our LGBT History Month coverage, Film Editor Virginie looks at one of the strongest LGBT releases of 2014.
Missed out on this awards’ season favourites? Don’t worry, The Edge has it covered!
The film has a strong sense of DIY throughout, which works both to its asset and disadvantage, says our Film Editor.
With Big Eyes being released at the end of the month, it is the perfect timing to take a look at Tim Burton’s career who started in the film industry more than 40 years ago – and that’s without including is very own DIY shorts when he was a kid. With 29 director credits, including eighteen…
Eastern Boys is a striking piece of cinema, offering a strong and sometimes challenging first hour and a half, which is, unfortunately, brought on clumsy cliché narration grounds for the last 40 mins, says Virginie Robe.