Sons (Vogter) Film Review: Claustrophobic Thriller
Sidse Babett Knudsen is sensational in Gustav Möller’s Sons (Vogter), a far-fetched but chilling prison thriller that explores morality, punishment, justice, and rehabilitation.
I Saw the TV Glow Review: Boldly Imaginative
Through the spellbinding hypnotic trip of a film I Saw the TV Glow, Jane Schoenbrun makes an unmatched statement to the world as a boldly imaginative filmmaker.
Dune Part Two Review: Villeneuve Continues to Push Boundaries
With precise vision and execution, Dune: Part Two is the kind of boundary-pushing blockbuster epic that will make you question how Villeneuve managed to achieve it in the first place.
Lovely, Dark and Deep review: Horror earns the title
In psychological and supernatural horror Lovely, Dark, and Deep, Lennon takes a job as a Canadian park ranger to track down her missing sister, but her search soon turns to survival.
Ordinary Angels: Film Review
Hilary Swank stars in Ordinary Angels, a heart wrenching true to life story of a father waiting for a liver transplant for his daughter to save her life.
The Outrun Film Review: A Whirlwind of a Journey
In Nora Fingscheidt’s stormy addiction drama The Outrun, Saoirse Ronan once again proves she’s an acting force to be reckoned with.
Architecton: Berlin Film Review
Architecton is one of the best documentaries to portray and discuss humanity’s place within the natural world since 1982’s groundbreaking Koyaanisqatsi.
Crossing Film Review: A Detailed Tapestry
Levan Akin’s latest drama, Crossing, is a glorious ode to the decency of humans and the richness of Istanbul.
My Favourite Cake Film Review: Daring to Be Free
In My Favourite Cake, Maryam Moghaddam and Behtash Sanaeeha tell the sweet, hilarious, tragic story of an Iranian woman who one day realizes she has every right to be free.
Love Lies Bleeding Review: Intoxicating Thriller
Love Lies Bleeding, Rose Glass’ gloriously bizarre follow up to Saint Maud, is a marvellous feat of muscular filmmaking.
