Janice Hallett appears to have cornered the market when it comes to epistolary thrillers, with the narratives solely powered by emails, texts, WhatsApp messages etc. Her latest begins with emails sent by Dominic Eastwood to TV production companies, specif…

Inspired by true events, French director Millet’s film works both as a gripping slow-burning thriller, and as a study of alienation, loneliness and trauma. We first encounter Syrian man Hamid (Bessa) in the back of a dark, frighteningly cramped truck with…

Anthony Quinn – Liverpool fan and one of the UK’s most acclaimed novelists – has scored with an entertaining biography of one of England’s most famous footballers, Kevin Keegan. It’s fairly concise (I read it in two sittings) but the author still finds ro…