Andrew Latimer

A gorgeous cross-collaboration between the Netherlands, Norway and Slovenia on the importance of Gods and Myths.

Understated and pitch-perfect: a sombre work which excavates the depth of our pursuits and the value of our accomplishments.

Both a cheap porn-movie and a complex deconstruction of intimate relationships.

Authentic, sensitive and bold, but the camera fails to reproduce the heart of the original.

Crazily overlong and as desperately trashy as the horse it rode in on.

Peter Jackson is so concerned with emulating Tolkien’s world, he has neglected immersing us in the narrative.

Andrew Latimer gives the lowdown on his top ten films of 2012.

Co-writers and lead actors Steve Oram and Alice Lowe give new meaning to the phrase, ‘it’s grim up north’.

Possibly one of the dreariest stabs at Dickens in some time.

Affleck has tapped into this once classified mission with nous and creative finesse.