All articles by Nikki Baughan – Page 14
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Reviews‘Aporia’: Fantasia Review
A grieving woman is given the opportunity to rewrite history in this time bending drama
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Reviews‘Barbie’: Review
Margot Robbie is a Barbie on a mission in Greta Gerwig’s rousing take on Mattel’s iconic doll
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Reviews‘The Martini Shot’: Galway Review
Matthew Modine plays a terminally-ill director attemping to make his last film in Ireland
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Reviews‘Otto Baxter: Not A F***ing Horror Story’: Review
Revelatory documentary follows Baxter, an artist with Down Syndrome, as he attempts to make his first short film
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FeaturesEmmys spotlight: How India Amarteifio prepared to play the lead in ‘Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story’
It’s definitely been a marathon, rather than a sprint.”
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Reviews‘Between The Rains’: Sheffield Review
Immersive prize-winning doc charts the impact of climate change on the Turkana community of Eastern Kenya
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FeaturesEmmys spotlight: ‘Bad Sisters’ cast talk straddling comedy and drama, show's real-life impact
Screen sat down with creator and star Sharon Horgan and cast members to get under the skin of this comedy-drama
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Reviews‘Your Fat Friend’: Sheffield Review
Blogger-turned-author Aubrey Gordon fights against fat shaming in Jeanie Finlay’s latest documentary
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Reviews‘Tish’: Sheffield Review
Sheffield Doc/Fest opens with a portrait of the late British working class photographer Tish Murtha
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Reviews‘In The Rearview’: Sheffield Review
Aid worker/filmmaker Maciek Hamela gives a voice to ordinary Ukranians as they flee war
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Reviews‘Greatest Days’: Review
Take That boyband musical starring Aisling Bea is a summer starter for the UK box office
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Reviews‘The Boogeyman’: Review
British director Rob Savage takes on Stephen King’s 1973 short story to mixed results
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Reviews’All To Play For’: Cannes Review
Virginie Efira shines as a single mother attempting to save her son from the French care system
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Reviews‘The Little Mermaid’ Review
Disney’s live-action version of its animated classic doesn’t make enough of a splash.
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Reviews‘If Only I Could Hibernate’: Cannes Review
A teenage boy attempts to study his way out of poverty in this assured debut from Mongolia
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Reviews‘Creatura’: Cannes Review
A sexually repressed woman confronts her difficult past in this frank Spanish drama from Elena Martin Gimeno
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FeaturesStars of Tomorrow at 20: the story behind Screen's renowned talent spotting programme
As Screen International’s new-talent showcase Stars of Tomorrow reaches its 20th anniversary, Screen looks back over two decades of star spotting.
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Reviews‘It’s Raining In The House’: Cannes Review
Teenage siblings try to cope with their alcoholic mother in this arresting coming-of-age tale from Belgium
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Reviews‘Fast X’: Review
The tenth instalment of the explosive action franchise is a high-speed trip down memory lane
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Features40 years of Screen International’s Cannes jury grid: its origins and impact
As Screen International’s Cannes critics’ jury grid approaches its 40th year, Nikki Baughan looks back on its origins and impact for filmmakers, industry and the festival.