Movies

A brilliant, understated film, Netflix's The Dig is a dramatization of one of Britain's greatest archaeological discoveries, the Sutton Hoo ship burial and treasure. If you enjoy British period drama, quiet intense characterization, and swoon-worthy landscapes, you'll love this film.

The trailer for star-studded Cold War thriller The Courier is here, featuring Benedict Cumberbatch and Rachel Brosnahan. 

Carey Mulligan, Ralph Fiennes, Lily James, Johnny Flynn, and more star in the upcoming Netflix film The Dig, which chronicles the 1939 excavation of Sutton Hoo.

Get your first look at Emma. star Johnny Flynn as David Bowie in the trailer for the upcoming biopic Stardust, a movie about the iconic musician's life that doesn't actually feature any of his songs.

If you're looking for a British movie to predictably cheer your heart and comfort your soul, Military Wives might be just the ticket.

Outlander star Sam Heughan has joined an all-star cast for the upcoming period romantic comedy Mr. Malcolm's List. 

This year's new big-screen adaptation of Emma is funny, fresh, and fast-paced with great direction and an amazing cast. Let's take a look at what works, and unfortunately, what doesn't in the film. 

We take a spoiler-free look at the WWI epic 1917, the only British film nominated for Best Picture in this year's Oscar race. 

It's true: Maybe we don't actually need another onscreen adaptation of Jane Austen's Emma, given the fact that there's already a fairly great feature film version starring Gwyneth Paltrow and an amazing television adaptation starring Romola Garai out there just waiting for us to watch them. (Whether for the first or fifteenth time.) 

But, since we're getting another one whether we like it or not, it's an unspeakable relief to discover that the trailer for this upcoming 2020 update starring Anna Taylor-Joy looks great.

On its opening weekend, I decided to see for myself if the Danny Boyle film Yesterday was as promising as the trailer made it appear. The details regarding a case of very specific mass amnesia in the story should not be examined too seriously or you’re bound to find issues. However, if you go along for the ride in this fanciful tribute to the enduring power of the Beatles’ music, our own Carmen Croghan has a feeling you’ll enjoy it as much as she did. And here’s why.