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Will Gore
The New Pope: A dark, fantastical vision of the Vatican
the new pope is not to be confused with the two popes, the buddy comedy about francis and benedict that netflix released before christmas (a...
How Italy contracted ‘the English disease’
ultra by tobias jones, head of zeus, 288pp, £20/$25 over the years english football hooligans have been the inspiration for a lot of shoddy ...
Where 'Spotlight' focused on the media, this new drama is about the victims
it’s no surprise that françois ozon’s by the grace of god is being compared to spotlight, the oscar-winning film about the uncovering of sex...
The Belfast boxing gym that made peace amid sectarianism
for most catholics living through the troubles, an invitation to a meeting with the leaders of the main loyalist paramilitary groups would h...
Hollywood's fascination with exorcism
in 2016, fr francesco bamonte, president of the international association of exorcists, said that “the way in which evil, demonic possession...
The Brothers who would not be moved
with the beatification of the seven trappist monks of tibhirine (and 11 other male and female religious killed during the civil war that rag...
A psychopath? No, Ribera was an unflinching realist
Jusepe de Ribera is far more than a Caravaggio tribute act, says Will Gore
Film: Polish heroes who defied the doubters
the year is 1940, and the battle of britain is going so badly for the raf that the top brass are reluctantly considering allowing a group of...
Television: A thrilling whodunnit for fine art geeks
i think fake or fortune? (bbc one, sundays) could be the best television show ever made. it’s certainly better than the wire and definitely ...
Film: The Nazi drama with a whiff of ’Allo ’Allo!
i will forever be slightly irritated by films that are set in a foreign country, but in which all the actors speak in english. i’m fully awa...
Film: Rom-com loses its way on Hampstead Heath
harry hallowes, who died two years ago aged 79, was an irishman who lived in a makeshift shack in a small corner of hampstead heath. he hole...
Cinema: Robinson Crusoe meets Samuel Beckett
from the disney classics of my childhood to the banal but charming nonsense my two-year-old son likes to gawp at on the telly, i have always...
Film: A washed-up detective in hot pursuit of laughs
growing up an avid telly addict in the 1980s was good fun. i was a full-on devotee of the a-team and thought knight rider was just about the...
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