One of the biggest surprises at this year’s Cannes Film Festival was the arrival of the new film by Jonathan Glazer.
A whole decade since he made his last feature, Under the Skin, iconoclastic director Jonathan Glazer returns with this adaptation of one of Martin Amis’s last books; he died earlier this year. As a fictional study of Nazism, this film could not be more timely.
… extremely entertaining and chilling …
8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1…
The revered British actress (American Werewolf in London, Walkabout) reprises one of her most beloved early roles in The Railway Children Return.
… an undistinguished piece of British period cinema.
… excels as a thrilling and dryly humourous spy drama …