biopic

… daubed with amazingly artistic cinematography …

General Curtis LeMay is one of the most notorious figures in American military history – Chief of Staff for the US Air Force from 1961-65, he played key roles in

Rahim gives a very solid performance here, which holds the film together, and he clearly can actually sing and play a bit.

… an effective close-quarters depiction of a political prisoner, buoyed by its strictly interior focus and refreshing willingness to admit that, sometimes, all you can do is laugh.

... brave, beautifully put together and has an epic story to tell ...

… a subpar biopic about real life theologian and Resistance fighter, Dietrich Bonhoeffer.

Le Bon’s distraught, damaged and sometimes distant performance does a lot of heavy lifting for the film’s emotional core.

Despite being an empowering tale of triumph, the best aspects of this film are its beauty and its restraint.

Speaking with Timothée Chalamet and his A Complete Unknown cast-mates on James Mangold’s biopic about Bob Dylan, there’s an odd word that frequently comes up: “bobbed”. That’s how they all

[Chalamet’s] performance alone is worth the price of the ticket.