Pastor Manders (Oliver Alvin-Wilson), whom Helene loved and for whom she would have abandoned the respectability of marriage, is on hand to open the new home. During the course of a single day, these ...

If you haven't read A Certain Idea of France: The Life of Charles de Gaulle by Julian Jackson, who collaborated on the film, you'll want to after this. Were the story of how how De Gaulle and his ...

Martin McDonagh’s Wild Horse Nine may have more dialogue than all the 1957 films put together, but McDonagh never seems to have thought his theatre-born gabbiness can’t be pasted across into cinema.

Stevie Wonder absolutely matches such expectations and delivers: he exudes warmth, bonhomie, grace and serious respect for the musicians around him. He is also still remarkably sprightly for a man of ...

A lot, obviously, as Morpurgo plays other characters who populate this tale – the strict principal, the school bully and a cheerleader among them – but chiefly that he loses his diary which contains, ...

Disc number four, however, marks a sharp stylistic left turn for the Aussie mavericks. In fact, No Bad Memories sounds most of all like it could easily have come from a frenzied collaboration between ...