In a Whisper (À Voix Basse) Review: Ode to Family
In A Whisper is a powerful, heartwrenching drama about the strength it takes to be ourselves and the sacrifices we make for our families.
Crime 101 Review: Old-Fashioned Crime Thriller
Bart Layton’s Crime 101 feels like a throwback to classic 90s heist dramas, delivering the right amount of thrills.
Mr Nobody Against Putin Film Review
Mr Nobody Against Putin documents a schoolteacher’s small yet brave acts of resistance as his school changes following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Levitating Film Review: Lifting Spirits
Levitating is a fun, inventively weird, and surprisingly heartfelt movie in which everyone’s commitment pays off in entertaining fashion.
If I Go Will They Miss Me: Film Review
Though it takes a bit of time, If I Go Will They Miss Me blends complex ideology with confusing emotions in a bittersweet tale of fatherhood and loss.
The Moment Review: Pop Stardom Purgatory
Aidan Zamiri’s The Moment brilliantly reimagines Charli XCX’s “Brat” album taking over the world and crushing its creator under its own massive success.
First Light IFFR Film Review: Faltering Faith
A nun grows suspicious of the institution she’s devoted her life to in First Light, a beautifully ruminative debut feature from James J. Robinson.
Josephine Film Review: Traumatic Masterpiece
Josephine plunges into the darkest depths of childhood trauma with a masterfully acted, edited, and directed sophomore film from Beth de Araújo.
Cold Storage Review: Joe Keery At His Best
Cold Storage gives other comedy horrors a run for their money in 99 eccentric minutes, led by Joe Keery and Georgina Campbell.
The Love That Remains Film Review
Hylnur Pálmason’s The Love That Remains is a unique entry in the divorce drama canon, balancing tender sincerity with a dark, surreal sense of humour.