Exit 8 Film Review: To Live is To Take a Leap
Kazunari Ninomiya shines in the haunting and gripping Exit 8, where Genki Kawamura teaches us that to be human is to make choices.
Reflection in a Dead Diamond Review: A Fun Gem
Reflection in a Dead Diamond is Cattet and Forzani’s most dynamic and fun film yet, spoofing and honouring the many genres the writers-directors love.
Hamnet Review: Will Leave You Devastated
Chloé Zhao’s exceptional Hamnet will leave you devastated, thanks to incredible performances from Jessie Buckley and Paul Mescal.
The Last Frontier (Apple TV) Series Review
The Last Frontier is a very well-written series full of thrilling action and emotional depth, standing out as the underdog hit series of the year.
My Father’s Shadow Film Review
My Father’s Shadow, the directorial debut from Akinola Davies Jr., is an intriguing and poetic tale of two youngsters spending a day with their elusive father.
Stiller & Meara: Nothing Is Lost Review
With Stiller & Meara: Nothing Is Lost, Ben Stiller dissects legacy, love and loss through his parents’ kismet partnership.
Sink Review: A Life Jacket to the Nadias Out There
With the tender yet quietly devastating Sink (Gharaq), Zain Duraie shines a spotlight on mental health in Jordan through a mother-son relationship.
The Mastermind Review: Minimalist Heist Film
Josh O’Connor’s family man plans an art robbery in The Mastermind, Kelly Reichardt’s take on a heist film that is intriguing in its minimalism.
The Blue Trail Review: Elderly Freedom
Gabriel Mascaro’s The Blue Trail (O Último Azul) organically crafts an authoritarian world that devalues people the older they get.
Roofman Review: Channing Tatum In His Prime
Both Channing Tatum and Kristen Dunst charm audiences in Roofman, one of the funniest yet most emotional movies of the year.