Ransom ’79 (’12’): Two Extraordinary Stories, Past and Present, Intertwine.
One Mann's Movies Film Review of "Ransom '79". An engrossing documentary about a fiendish plot to bring down the Irish…
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Joy (12A): Unbridled Joy From the Development of IVF Treatment.
One Mann's Movies Film Review of "Joy". A solid British film documenting the emotional creation of IVF treatment. 3.5/5.
Paddington in Peru (PG): Ursine Heroics That Bearly Reaches The Bar.
One Mann's Movies Film Review of "Paddington in Peru". It's 'mostly harmless', but a disappointment after the 1st two classics..…
Bird (’15’): Andrea Arnold’s Gritty Coming of Age Fantasy/Drama Flies High.
One Mann's Movies Film Review of "Bird". City-based fantasy/drama with feelgood vibes despite the background. Recommended. 4/5.
Sex (’15’): An Interesting Subject Spied From A Detached And Dull Viewpoint.
One Mann's Movies Film Review of "Sex". An interesting Norwegian study of infidelity but filmed in a dull and frustrating…
The Room Next Door (12A): Clunky Dialogue In The First Half Of This Almodóvar Left Me Cold .
One Mann's Movies Film Review of "The Room Next Door". It's well shot but I'm afraid I found this Almodóvar…
My Old Ass (15): Marvellous Timey-Wimey Stuff That’s More Field Of Dreams Than BTTF.
One Mann's Movies Film Review of "My Old Ass". A time-travel comedy/drama with a difference. Brilliant. 4.5/5.
We Live in Time (’15’): Garfield and Pugh Spark Beautifully in This Engaging Rom/Dram.
One Mann's Movies Film Review of "We Live in Time". A well-scripted and cleverly shot romantic drama. Love Story for…
2073 (’15’): The Most Thoroughly Depressing Film of the Year.
One Mann's Movies Film Review of "2073". A docu-fiction with a view on the path to the apocalyptic future. Not…
The Assessment (’15’): Assessing Parental Fitness in a Dystopian Future.
One Mann's Movies Film Review of "The Assessment". A brilliant glimpse into a dystopian future of parenting with a brilliant…