Mouse Film Review: A Perfect Dramedy
With award-worthy performances at its centre, Mouse portrays grief and all its complexities via heartbreaking humanity and zinging humour.
Dao Review: Structural & Formal Brilliance
Alain Gomis’ Dao is a riveting family drama that is simultaneously epic and intimate, playing with form and structure in new and daring ways.
Bucks Harbor Review: The Men of Maine
Tracking the lives of residents of a coastal town in Maine, Bucks Harbor is an entrancing depiction of masculinity in a remote area of the world.
How to Get to Heaven from Belfast Review
Penned by Derry Girls creator Lisa McGee, Netflix series How to Get to Heaven from Belfast delivers a hilarious Irish murder mystery.
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.