Greg Wetherall, Author at NME

‘Nomadland’ review: moving road movie plays like a Bruce Springsteen song

Frances McDormand's Fern and the Boss share a love of life out in the open

‘Robin’s Wish’: what the new documentary tells us about Robin Williams’ final days

Director Tylor Norwood walks us through his revelatory film

‘Pieces Of A Woman’ review: bruising domestic drama suffers from Shia LaBeouf’s ill-timed presence

Vanessa Kirby's awards-worthy performance is overshadowed by her co-star's recent abuse scandal

‘I Am Greta’ review: an inside look at one girl’s fight to save the world

This is what it's really like to have the planet's future resting on your shoulders

Stevie Nicks: “In Fleetwood Mac, Christine McVie and I were a force of nature”

On the eve of her new concert film, the Fleetwood Mac singer talks new solo material, Trump's response to COVID-19 and the chances of a 'Rumours'-era reunion

“It has been life-changing”: Cate Blanchett and Dominic West on refugee drama ‘Stateless’

Australia's hit miniseries is finally arriving on Netflix – and it's a vital watch

‘The Eddy’ review: moody, musical Netflix drama from the director of ‘La La Land’

Damien Chazelle's Paris-set series stars 'Moonlight' alum André Holland

‘The Assistant’ star Julia Garner: “#MeToo is so much bigger than Harvey Weinstein”

The 'Ozark' actress on why her new sexual assault drama is 2020's most vital movie

‘Sergio’ review: political biopic turned old school romance picks its heart over its head

Netflix docudrama about a celebrated UN diplomat

‘The Public’ review: ’80s icon Emilio Estevez tackles blinkered bureaucrats in this high-minded social advocacy drama

'The Breakfast Club' star directs for the first time in a decade