Apollo 10 1/2: A Space Age Childhood Review
Apollo 10 1/2: A Space Age Childhood sees Richard Linklater indulge in nostalgia and childhood fantasy, creating a warmth to which anyone of any age can connect.
The Outfit Review: Refreshingly Sophisticated
The Outfit is a refreshingly elegant film that respects its audience and delivers an intricately thrilling time at the movies.
Watcher Review: Maika Monroe Returns to Horror
Watcher doesn’t add anything new to the “stalker” subgenre but still satisfies thanks to a sustained sense of suspense throughout and Maika Monroe’s powerful performance.
Murina: Glasgow Film Review
Psychological drama Murina masterfully unfolds like a nightmare, as it follows an abusive father and the control he exhibits over his wife and daughter.
Happening: 2022 Film Review
Happening grabs you from the first minute and never lets go, taking you on a dark and real journey alongside a young woman facing an unwanted pregnancy in the 1960s.
Everything Everywhere All At Once: Film Review
Spectacular, unapologetically crazy, and disarmingly moving, Everything Everywhere All at Once is a triumph unlike anything else moviegoers can find right now.
Turning Red Review: Pixar Tackles Puberty
Turning Red finds Pixar surveying some of its most mature subject matter yet while simultaneously retaining the studio’s signature heart and humor.
The Florida Project Review: Childhood Innocence Runs Free
The Florida Project follows six-year-old Moonee, her friends, and her mother Halley, as they all navigate living in a careless yet colourful world.
Prayers for the Stolen Review: Haunting Masterwork
Adolescence arrives amidst the backdrop of drug violence and human trafficking in Prayers for the Stolen, a disturbing and gritty drama.
After Yang Review: Tranquil Reminder of Our Humanity
After Yang sees writer/director/editor Kogonada present a singularly uncanny examination of human connections, memory, and the need to preserve them.