Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. In the final edit, Benjamin screws up his film, muddying a simple relationship story with pretentious, unrelated spiritual ...

As a young film-maker’s career teeters on the brink of disaster, a surprise love affair forces him to rethink the path to happiness Simon Amstell’s funny, charming and overpoweringly personal comedy ...

Get the latest entertainment news with our free Culture newsletter The 39-year-old, who is sipping on a mug of tea in a London private members’ club, says he even considered auditioning himself to ...

If the events in Benjamin are fictitious, the person they’re happening to – a gangly, sensitive, 30-something filmmaker – is Amstel with a different face and an Irish accent. And what a clear-eyed, ...

“Benjamin” opens on a film within a film, the long-awaited sophomore feature by thirtysomething Irish director Benjamin Oliver (Colin Morgan), whose once-clamorous career buzz has slowed to a murmur.

In the final edit, Benjamin screws up his film, muddying a simple relationship story with pretentious, unrelated spiritual noodlings involving a Buddhist monk — to the exasperation of once-supportive ...

British comedian Simon Amstell's appealing, autobiographical debut feature is a gay romcom of sorts, though its tormented title character might disagree. “Benjamin” opens on a film within a film, the ...