The Piano Lesson Film Review: Eerie Family Drama
The Piano Lesson is a powerful tribute to African American history and the sacrifices of those who came before us.
The End Review: The Beginning of Something Wonderful
Joshua Oppenheimer’s masterful post-apocalyptic musical The End soars on gorgeous filmmaking, confidence and raw emotion.
Grand Tour Review: A Journey Well Worth Taking
Miguel Gomes’ Cannes-prizewinning Grand Tour is a dazzling marriage of past and present, and fact and fiction.
Julie Keeps Quiet Review: Reserved But Powerful
Leonardo Van Dijl’s Julie Keeps Quiet is a reserved but powerful drama about a junior tennis player who stays silent as her coach falls under investigation.
Conclave (2024) Film Review: A Catholic Thriller
Conclave delivers an intricate religious drama full of twists and turns at every step of the papal election.
A Nice Indian Boy Film Review: Endlessly Energetic
A Nice Indian Boy is a delightful, refreshing, and absolutely hilarious modern rom-com with the perfect balance between heart and humour.
Chain Reactions Review: A Reflection on Macabre
Chain Reactions examines the legacy of Tobe Hooper’s The Texas Chainsaw Massacre in detail over five chapters with interviews from horror legends.
Fréwaka Film Review: Feverish Folk Horror
Aislinn Clarke combines folklore and modern horror to creepy effect in Fréwaka, her chilling depiction of two women facing trauma that is more shared than they realise.
Black Box Diaries Film Review: Painfully Real
Black Box Diaries is a very moving and heartbreaking personal story that paints a much bigger picture.
Blitz Film Review: McQueen’s Drama of Resilience
Steve McQueen’s Blitz is an absorbing drama that captures moments of diversity and resilience during the bombings in WWII London.
