Afire: Film Review
Afire is an uneven but blisteringly barbed drama that tackles the creative process of a narcissistic, toxic writer.
Black Ice (2023): Film Review
Black Ice is a revelatory if unsurprising look at the problematic racial culture of hockey, providing both historical insight and room for improvement.
Mutt: Film Review (Sundance London)
With its powerful performances and high-stakes plot, Mutt is a timely and necessary film in today’s world.
Scrapper Film Review: Delightful Kitchen Sink Drama
Starring Harris Dickinson, Charlotte Regan’s debut feature Scrapper is a kitchen sink drama with a modern visual style – and the result is quite delightful.
Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One Review
Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One makes a strong case why nobody does blockbuster cinema like Tom Cruise and Christopher McQuarrie.
The YouTube Effect: Film Review
The YouTube Effect is a searing, incisively edited look at one of the biggest websites of all time, chronicling why we should love and especially fear it.
Name Me Lawand: Film Review
Aesthetic and lyrical, Name Me Lawand champions empathy and humanity above all in a world where they sometimes feel forgotten.
The Bear Season 2 Review
Season 2 of The Bear completely flips the script on the show’s first season with more mature storytelling and precise character work.
My Adventures With Superman Season 1 Review
My Adventures With Superman is a fantastic reinvention of the iconic hero that will make you fall in love with its ridiculously charming cast.
Chestnut: Film Review (Frameline47)
Natalia Dyer shines in writer/director Jac Cron’s Chestnut, an intimate and emotionally charged story complemented by creative and yet simple cinematography
