Greta Gerwig

Heart-warming, laugh-out-loud funny and powerfully emotional, Little Women is a simply stunning second feature from Greta Gerwig

Jackie is a wonderful film, never dull, often very beautiful, and quite tragic

After scoring strongly with While We're Young earlier this year, director Baumbach swiftly comes up trumps again with this witty and incisive look at female bonding and the muddy forming...

Baumbach’s Frances Ha appears to come fully loaded with the kind of arthouse features that will immediately alienate a lot of potential viewers.

Baumbach’s Frances Ha appears to come fully loaded with the kind of arthouse features that will immediately alienate a lot of potential viewers.

Indie queen Gerwig is on typically fine form as neurotic New Yorker Lola, whose life collapses around her ears when her seemingly perfect fiance Luke (Kinnaman) dumps her.

Most of Allen's movies of the '70s and '80s never exceeded a 90-minute running time. Since then his films have become longer and his latest here stretches one's patience at times.

What's happened to American indie movies? In the '90s they were great - perceptive, sharp and engaging. Only rarely are they so nowadays. Lola Versus certainly doesn't reverse this downward trend.

Who doesn't love to go to the movies to see a spoilt, alcoholic, reckless billionaire get a happy ending? I have a feeling that everybody who reads this review will...

Reitman is the veteran director with a consistently light touch. He's helmed blockbuster hits such as Animal House and Ghostbusters, sophisticated trifles like Dave and Legal Eagles, and the dire...