Through Silvio’s salesman-like approach to human interaction and carnal cravings, Paolo Sorrentino paints a visceral portrait of Italy’s decline into unrestrained greed, political apathy and hedonism.

Playing fast fast and loose with historical facts to emphasise drama but fumbling even that, ‘Mary Queen of Scots’ is a waste of its two talented leads, Saoirse Ronan and Margot Robbie.

The film, based on Kyoko Okazaki's cult manga, captures the tangled and complex nature of adolescence in all of its crude and unflattering glory.

The film isn’t as funny or as scary as you’d like it to be, but its biggest and most important strength is its message, and it couldn’t be more timely.

This is a compact two-hander that offers a stylishly presented, off-kilter treat for fans of black comedies.

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‘Free Solo’ is a lean, thrilling and powerful documentary, covering an impossible feat that is anchored by keeping us grounded through the eyes of the climber and his world beyond the mountains.

The film ebbs and flows with beautiful timing between hilarious moments and those that are either gut-wrenchingly emotional or that much needed pull on the heart-strings.

This is a film about growing up, and the gruelling moments it takes to get there. The story’s relatability, regardless of age or gender, is its most powerful weapon.

The end of a visually stunning, surprisingly moving series, with a conclusion that will leave you with a sense of satisfaction and a smile on your face. The whole family will love flying high again.