EIFF 2015 Review: The D Train
The D Train might look like amusing Friday night fare – which it is –
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Mad About Matthias: The Loft (2014) (#8)
Back in 2008 Belgian thriller, Loft, became one of the country’s highest ever grossing home
Interview: The Best of Me’s James Marsden
Who can forget The Notebook, a weepie that remains a firm favourite with lovers of
Trailer: Schoenaerts, Marsden & Urban in ‘The Loft’
The Loft follows five married men as they agree to secretly share a penthouse loft
Trailer: Elizabeth Banks in Walk of Shame
Very few actresses do comedy as well as Elizabeth Banks. Ever since we saw her
Review: Lee Daniels’s The Butler
Ever since 2005’s Shadowboxer, Lee Daniels has quickly become one of the most exciting contemporary
Review: 2 Guns
2 Guns sees Mark Wahlberg re-team with Icelandic director Baltasar Kormákur, with whom he found
Trailer: Lee Daniels’ The Butler
Ever since his criminally underrated feature Shadowboxer – we have been singing the praises of
Review: Straw Dogs (2011)
Sam Peckinpah’s 1971 controversial classic, Straw Dogs has become the latest film to get a