Fatima Sheriff

Not best pleased with Netflix's take on Persuasion, not going to lie.

Out of hiatus for my first Disney screeners to gush about the authenticity and the joy of Ms Marvel.

Interview about making history!

In an ambitious venture, we count down our favourite wholly-original feature films of the last two decades. I wrote about Petite Maman and Spirited Away for this glorious list available in print and online.

The online version of my print review of Hive, an important film that I felt had more to say than it did

Interviewed by Zesha Saleem about my Ramadhan experiences and tips for fasting

My first Apple TV screener was a promising one!

Organised an interview with Imperial Comms - Get to know the masterminds that make up Imperial’s team.

For better or worse, Kenneth Branagh is a kingpin of British cinema, and here I focus on the winners of his direction

Far from a dry history lesson, Munich: The Edge of War depicts complex wartime issues in dramatically interesting ways. But the film is driven by characters we’ve seen so many times before, writes Fatima Sheriff.

Adapting his father’s 80s comedy, Jason Reitman beats fans over the head with legacy in Ghostbusters: Afterlife, now haunting UK cinemas. I call for a franchise exorcism.

Review in print and online. Quite an intimate perspective into teen life but emotionally too neutral.
Such casual, distant treatment of serious issues left me bitter.

My first 20th Century Fox press screening went over well! Came out surprised and impressed with what Scott achieves with a convoluted and sensitive topic, set in a past like a foreign country, where the customs are horrifying.

Adored Ana Lily Amirpour's latest endeavour at LFF! Delved into why with its fascinating dichotomy of conventionality and unconventionality, the film is such a joy to watch