Is European unity a myth?
Robert Tanitch reviews Europe at Donmar Warehouse, London WC2. Michael Longhurst is the new artistic director of the Donmar Warehouse and his inaugural production is a revival of David Greig’s Europe ...
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It might be the 50th anniversary of the moon landings, but this awe-inspiring documentary rolls backs the years
Joyce Glasser reviews Apollo 11 (28 June 2019), Cert. U, 93 min. It might be the 50th anniversary of the first moon landing, but for 93 minutes in the cinema you can roll back the years and book yours ...
Andrew Bujalski is supporting the girls in this fresh and brilliantly acted American indie
Joyce Glasser reviews Support the Girls (June 28, 2019), Cert. 15, 86 min. Andrew Bujalski was once associated with mumblecore films, and in his first two features, Funny Ha Ha in 2002 and Mutual Appr ...
This underwhelming adaptation of the Stockholm Syndrome story is a crime
Joyce Glasser reviews The Captor (June 21, 2019), Cert. 15, 90 min. The versatile actor Ethan Hawke (First Reformed, Boyhood) starred in Canadian writer/director Robert Budreau’s highly praised first ...