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 ...

The film begins as Benjamin – no doubt a part-fictionalisation of Amstell – prepares for the premiere of his own feature film, “No Self”. Inspired in equal measure by online meditation gurus and ...

“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 ...