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From Hercules to The Purge’s sequel, this week’s film round-up has it.
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The film is a beautifully shot piece of cinema focusing on the condition of women in Georgia, 1992.
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Carney created the American version of his European success Once (2006), and the result is rather satisfying.
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The Edge has lined up this week’s film releases to keep you qualitatively entertained throughout the holidays.
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From Transformers: Age of Extinction to Peter Greenaway’s latest release, check out what’s on this week in UK cinemas and pick something to do for your Friday night.
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Xavier Dolan’s first film works as a real exorcism of teenage hatred, whilst embodying the blooming of the director’s cinematographic poetry.
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Long titles, Iain Somerhalder in a feature film and references to Babe: Pig In The City; could it get any better than this?
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The Edge Live-Blogs The Movies is back, better than ever, ready to join Lars von Trier’s latest controversy.
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This week’s UK releases sees a culinary comedy, two musicals and a whole new bunch of thrillers hitting the big screens.
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The second installment of The Edge’s film round-up is here! Check out what is to be release in UK cinemas this week.
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The Edge Live-Blogs the Movies returns with Terrence Malick’s 2011 epic The Tree of Life.
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The Edge’s Film Editor, Virginie, takes a look at this week’s forthcoming cinema releases.
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Too often, films use their genre to convey off-putting social attitudes that seem to have come from the last century. Fading Gigolo is one of them. Murray, character played by Woody Allen, or rather Woody Allen playing himself under the name of Murray, talk his friend Fioravente (John Turturro) into selling love services to women. […]
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Virginie looks at the soundtrack to Canadian film Heartbeats in the newest installment of our Sound of Cinema series.