A Clockwork Orange This is an example of a film adaptation that caused more controversy than its original novel form. Everyone loves a healthy bit of dystopia, but Burgess took

Zoe Bennell reviews Lenny Abrahamson’s ‘darkly funny’ Frank.

Zoe Bennell reviews Jeremy Saulnier’s take on the revenge thriller.

Tracks is a wonderfully truthful account of someone’s desire to do something bold and different.
Review by Zoe Bennell

Zoe Bennell reviews the new Spider-man film, calling it a “deliciously exciting romp”

Zoe Bennell looks back on the life of her favourite author, who died yesterday.

Zoe Bennell reviews John McDonagh’s ‘intricate and harrowing’ Calvary.

Zoe Bennell reviews British prison drama Starred Up, calling it “a film with a soft inner to its tough outer shell”

Zoe Bennell is on the edge of seat during French thriller Stranger by the Lake.

Zoe finds Wes Andersons offering to be as brilliant as it is funny

Zoe Bennell finds this cinematic offering entertainingly dreamy.

Despite initial promise Zoe Bennell finds this film to be both pretentious and boring

Zoe Bennell thoroughly enjoys the recent production of The Illusion.

Zoe Bennell is less than impressed with Sundance favourite An Oversimplification of Her Beauty

Nothing quite beats a novel full of indulgence, parties and drama; if it’s done well. Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby is in many ways the epitome of excess, and is one

Photo highlights of the week from the York Vision photography team.