Wicked Movie Review: Defying Expectations
Jon M. Chu reimagines the beloved Broadway play Wicked into a one-of-a-kind movie accentuated by show stopping performances from Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo.
Gaucho Gaucho Film Review: Romance vs Reality
Michael Dweck and Gregory Kershaw return with Gaucho Gaucho, a visually stunning portrait of a subculture that feels more like a Western than a documentary.
Silent Men Film review: Time to Talk
A personal investigation by filmmaker Duncan Cowles, Silent Men puts masculinity and its emotional stoicism under the spotlight.
Music by John Williams Review: Love Letter to Maestro
Going for breadth rather than depth, Music by John Williams is still an affectionate, inspiring documentary that pays a special tribute to the great composer.
There Was, There Was Not Review: True Nightmarish Fairytale
There Was, There Was Not tells the real stories of four powerful women, encapsulating the triumphs and tragedies of human existence in the process.
Shadowland Review: Behind the Esoteric Mask
Finnish documentary Shadowland, about controversial director Richard Stanley, is a fascinating example of a film evolving alongside its subject.
Memories of a Burning Body Film Review
Memories of a Burning Body is an honest portrayal of what it means to be a woman, with all its beauty and hardship.
Say Nothing Review: Explosive Exploration of Guilt
Say Nothing is a blistering, tension-filled exploration of the Troubles that balances fact and fiction alongside two generations of terrific performances.
Gladiator II Review: Lacks Emotion But Entertains
With Gladiator II, Ridley Scott proves that at 86 years old, he can still make us reflect on humanity’s relationship with tyranny.
Paddington In Peru Review: There’s No Place Like Home
Paddington in Peru pulls the Browns out of London and into the heart of an age-old conspiracy involving lost treasure, hidden cities, and oranges.