Why Sunshine on Leith actor George MacKay is singing about climate crisis in his new film
As MacKay explains The End is a nod to the golden age of American musicals made in the 1950s, during the Cold War, their ...
Irish Examiner17h
Film of the week: The End can get exhausting, but it’s also oddly gripping
Post-apocalyptic movies come in all shapes and sizes, but The End (12A), which was largely filmed in Ireland, pretty much ...
George MacKay on Tilda Swinton, 'chafing' salt burns and apocalyptic musical The End
George MacKay is one of the finest and bravest young actors around and The End may be his most challenging yet ...
Film Talk: Jack The Lad brings the pain in Novocaine
Novocaine screenwriter Lars Jacobson concocts a simple premise that transforms an introverted everyman with CIPA into a ...
Scots star Tilda Swinton has a unique vulnerability, says US director
The End is the same, only this time the form is very different and the method, in Joshua Oppenheimer’s words, is this: “Let’s make a ...
The Arts Desk23h
The End review - surreality in the salt mine
The End, a quasi-musical from Joshua Oppenheimer, who has previously only produced documentaries, is a surreal examination of a group of individuals isolated from the chaos of a collapsing external ...
British Comedy Guide7h
The Black Adder, Episode 3 - The Archbishop
When the King's top assassin 'accidentally' kills the Archbishop of Canterbury, Edmund finds himself appointed to the newly vacated role. He quickly learns where his best allegiances lie... Edmund is ...