All articles by Philip Kemp
Koko-di Koko-da review: animals, nursery rhymes and murders
Unsettling horror meets twisted humour on a camping trip gone wrong in Johannes Nyholm’s surreal, farcical slaughterfest.
By Philip Kemp
Forgotten treasures of the multiplex
By Ryan Gilbey, Nick James and others
Tenet review: Christopher Nolan throws time for a loop
By Philip Kemp
A White, White Day review: grief in the mist
By Philip Kemp
Earl Cameron remembers his debut in Ealing’s Pool of London
By Philip Kemp
The many faces of Federico Fellini – part four: la famiglia Fellini
By Philip Kemp
Mr. Jones review: the horrors of the Holodomor, witnessed by a Welsh reporter
By Philip Kemp
No Fathers in Kashmir review: a deeply felt film about a region blighted by violence
By Philip Kemp
The many faces of Federico Fellini – part one: the neorealist
By Philip Kemp
The Two Popes review: opposites attract in this brilliantly acted tale of papal succession
By Philip Kemp
Permission review: an Iranian woman fights for the right to footie
By Philip Kemp
The Good Liar review: Helen Mirren and Ian McKellen play cat-and-mouse
By Philip Kemp
American Woman review: Sienna Miller breaks through as a bereaved rust-belt mother
By Philip Kemp
The Favourite review: a rich and ribald royal farce
By Philip Kemp
Film of the week: Redoubtable falls out of love with Jean-Luc Godard
By Philip Kemp
Film of the week: Lean on Pete, an intimate teenage oater
By Philip Kemp
Beast review: a fairytale with more than one monster
By Philip Kemp
Film of the week: Unsane is an ingenious iPhone horror
By Philip Kemp
Darkest Hour review: Gary Oldman convinces as Winston Churchill
By Philip Kemp
David Rose obituary: influential producer and founding father of Film4
By Philip Kemp
Film of the week: Hostiles – a typically lush, liberal western
By Philip Kemp
The Muppet Christmas Carol archive review: deconstructed Dickens
By Philip Kemp
Happy Death Day review: an irreverent slasher that bears repeating
By Philip Kemp
Walter Lassally obituary: from British Free Cinema to ‘Walter the Greek’
By Philip Kemp and David Robinson
Film of the week: On Body and Soul finds love in a bloody place
By Philip Kemp
Kills on Wheels review: a Hungarian action movie that slings sarcasm and shootouts
By Philip Kemp
Film of the week: Dunkirk, Christopher Nolan’s victorious retreat
By Philip Kemp
Film of the week: Spaceship takes a trip to a more vibrant dimension
By Philip Kemp
Film of the week: Mindhorn – Julian Barratt’s big ham takes the Isle of Man
By Philip Kemp