Oasis: Don’t Look Back in Anger Film Review
In Oasis: Don’t Look Back in Anger, Liam and Noel Gallagher put their differences aside in a compelling study of forgiveness.
15/18 (A Place to Heal) Review: Intimate Drama
15/18 (A Place to Heal) offers a raw, authentic insight into the social issues that plague today’s younger generation, told through a deeply empathetic lens.
Wild Horse Nine Review: Funniest Heartbreak of The Year
Martin McDonagh’s Wild Horse Nine is a hilarious, emotional, timely story that uses one unbreakable friendship to explore countless fun ideas.
Bucking Fastard Review: Mara Sisters Soar
Werner Herzog’s latest ambitious cinematic feat, Bucking Fastard, allows Rooney and Kate Mara to deliver a once-in-a-lifetime performance.
Ink Film Review: ‘The Sun’ Rises and We All Go Down
Jack O’Connell and Guy Pearce are superb in Danny Boyle’s Ink, a gripping, exhilarating, appropriately bleak thriller that uses the past to warn us about the present.
The Marching Band Review: A Sweet Melody
Emmanuel Courcol’s The Marching Band is a lovely movie that has some well-worn elements, but enough heart to make it stand out.
Mysterious Skin (2004) Film Review
A new digital remaster of Gregg Araki’s 2004 cult classic Mysterious Skin brings his most devastating and potent film to an entirely new audience.
The Magic Faraway Tree: Film Review
Magical, funny, and at times even emotional, The Magic Faraway Tree is the perfect film for the whole family.
How to Divorce During the War Review
How to Divorce During the War is a slow moving, serious drama that asks us to consider our response to chaos, both personal and global.
The Wrong Girls Review: Great Minds Think Alike
In The Wrong Girls, Kristen Stewart and Alia Shawkat exhale a brilliant new life into the dormant stoner comedy genre.