Sarah Findlay

Aberdeen Performing Arts' production, while visually impressive, fails to explore the religion and redemption of the original text.

A film that is sure to unsettle but it does so in the most subtle and stunning ways.

A thoughtful investigation into the shifting paradigms surrounding women in society.

Petzold’s film is certainly a slow burner, but for those patient viewers he rewards them with an emotional payoff.

This is an exceptionally inspiring story of human friendship.

A crucial and informative study of the practical approach to preventing maternal deaths.

The mastery of this piece is in the enigmatic ordinariness of falling in love.

Miriam Margolyes' character drama reignites a love of Dickensian literature.

Wyler's menacing and maddening thriller is undoubtedly layered, but also provides very little closure.

Rare cinematic experience which concerns itself with the humdrum of family life and what it takes to destroy it.