Dave Calhoun

2 weeks ago | timeout.com | Dave Calhoun |Jennifer Lawrence |Robert Pattinson |Lakeith Stanfield

Photograph: Cannes Film Festival | Jennifer Lawrence in ‘Die, My Love’Review5 out of 5 starsA majestic Jennifer Lawrence spins out in Lynne Ramsay’s feral, punky post-natal dramaFilmRecommendedSunday 18 May 2025FacebookTwitterPinterestEmailWhatsAppAdvertisingTime Out saysThere’s no slow build in British filmmaker Lynne Ramsay’s Die My Love, an artistically exciting and deeply uncomfortable portrait of a marriage and mind in free fall.

3 weeks ago | timeout.com | Dave Calhoun |Andrew Dominik

Photograph: Apple TV+ | ‘Bono: Stories of Surrender’Review3 out of 5 starsThe U2 front man shares songs and stories in a rock doc with a differenceFilmRecommendedSaturday 17 May 2025FacebookTwitterPinterestEmailWhatsAppAdvertisingTime Out saysHowever you feel about Bono before seeing this slick, souped-up ‘audience with’ doc will probably be reinforced by the time the credits roll. If you love him, the doc will brighten his messianic glow.

1 month ago | timeout.com | Dave Calhoun |Zach Long |Andy Kryza

"Branded to Kill""Branded to Kill"Load up on ammo and wiseguy patter with our ranked list of the best gangster and crime movies in cinemaWednesday 30 April 2025FacebookTwitterPinterestEmailWhatsAppContributors: Dave Calhoun, Zach Long & Andy KryzaAdvertisingAs far back as anyone can remember, the movies have loved gangsters ‚Äď and it‚Äôs not hard to understand why. Who hasn‚Äôt fantasised about living outside the law, of having money and influence, of being untouchable?

2 months ago | timeout.com | Dave Calhoun

Photograph: Cristina de Middel Review4 out of 5 starsThe prestigious annual photography prize returns with four shortlisted artists from across the worldArt, PhotographyPhotographers' Gallery, SohoUntil 15 Jun 2025RecommendedThursday 13 March 2025FacebookTwitterPinterestEmailWhatsAppAdvertisingTime Out saysGet past the dry sponsor’s name and there’s a terrific nominees exhibition here for this prestigious annual photography prize backed by a German finance company.

2 months ago | timeout.com | Dave Calhoun

Photograph: Peter Mitchell | The Kitson House telephone, Quarry Hill Flats, 1978 Review 4 out of 5 stars This striking exhibition of a documentary photographer at his best is at once everyday and otherworldly Art, Photography Recommended Tuesday 11 March 2025 Facebook Twitter Pinterest Email WhatsApp Advertising Time Out says Leeds is another planet in this exhibition from veteran British photographer Peter Mitchell, a name nowhere near as well-known as contemporaries like Don McCullin or...