Anna Stafford    Through the writings of Icelandic poet Andri Snà r Magnason, Sara Dosa’s new documentary offers a time capsule preserving Iceland’s glaciers and the...

marina@tcolondon.com    On Truth & Movies this week, we meet up with Scott Z. Burns to chat all things Contagion and SXSW London. Plus we review Pete Ohs’ Erupcja and hear...

Hannah Strong    Steven Spielberg returns to the extra-terrestrial territory which launched his career, but the results fail to light up the screen.

Louis Spong    Thanasis Neofotistos’ long-in-the-making debut feature is a haunting, mythic allegory that’s rich with atmosphere and formal conviction.

Tom Lordan    Jacques Rivette’s film is striking for its psychological complexity, its depiction of artistic practice, and marks a timely reminder of the...

Yanni Zhou, Nanthinee Shree    In collaboration with the Queer East Film Festival, this year’s Emerging Critics cohort offer their responses to the film programme.

Hannah Strong    Julian Schnabel’s turgid adaptation of Nick Tosches’ 2002 novel recreates the experience of travelling through Dante’s Inferno for the viewer.

Josh Slater-Williams    A bereaved tour guide’s fixation on his illustrious ancestor spirals into obsession when a TV series descends on his small Scottish village.

Louis Spong    Richard E Grant and Claire Fox chew scenery and more as a pair of be-wigged 18th-century aristos who are falling on tough times.

Louis Spong    Culinary enfant terrible Marco Pierre White demystifies the Michelin myth while a hot East London dining spot chases its own star.