Louis Nokes

Screenwriting student who is actually very funny if you ignore everything I say or do.

14 February 2022

After a decade’s absence, this circus of spectacle exceeds expectations with an incredible amount of heart and genuine showmanship.

7 June 2021

Hilarious, intimate and intense, Bo Burnham has produced what will surely become a seminal piece of ‘Covid years’ art.

6 May 2021

30 April 2021

A fresh take on a tried and true genre convention, Palm Springs shows that necessity is the mother of re-invention.

16 February 2021

It's painful to watch Zendaya and Washington give what may be career-best performances in such an unfocussed and confused film.

1 March 2020

Salt-crusted wood and flaky green metal, the lightest footprint of civilisation already ruined and retaken by the sea and sand of a lonely…

20 February 2020

Bong Joon-Ho's tale of the clashing worlds of the wealthy Park family and the impoverished Kim family relies on a wilful ignorance of what…

1 February 2020

The Safdie Brothers' anxiety-riddled Uncut Gems is a film about escape; a film about an indebted gambler scheming against all the odds that…

1 January 2020

There comes a point in Honey Boy, a semi-autobiographical film that explores child actor Otis Lort's relationship with his outlaw father,…

3 December 2019

A picturesque, secluded home, a gallery of guests with bones to pick and a wealthy patriarch with his throat slit. It's almost too perfect…

21 October 2019

When Breaking Bad, among the most groundbreaking and beloved TV shows this side of The Sopranos, drew to a close in 2013, showrunner Vince…