Dicks The Musical Review: Hilariously Wild Ride
Dicks: The Musical is a raunchy, absurd, hilariously wild ride brought to life by a committed cast, catchy songs, and clever twists of a familiar tale.
Aporia: Film Review
Aporia is an original, emotional take on time travel. Aside from a slow start and some technical flaws, it excels in minimalism and character development.
A Million Miles Away: Film Review
A Million Miles Away is a successfully inspiring tale of ambition and perseverance that delivers a hearty message: Never give up on your dreams, even when they seem unattainable.
For Night Will Come Review: The Horrors of Growing Up
Céline Rouzet’s For Night Will Come is a tense, atmospheric and emotionally raw journey through the horrors of growing up.
Hit Man (2024) Film Review
Richard Linklater’s Hit Man is hilarious, clever and genuinely a lot of fun, with a scene-stealing and star-making lead performance from Glen Powell.
Ryuichi Sakamoto | Opus: Film Review
Ryuichi Sakamoto | Opus is an elegant and moving tribute to (and from) a world class musical talent.
Sky Peals: Venice Film Review
A man tries to find out more about his late father – and uncovers an extraterrestrial secret – in Moin Hussain’s very promising debut Sky Peals.
The First Slam Dunk: Movie Review
Takehiko Inoue’s The First Slam Dunk is a sports movie done right, with one of the best climaxes of the year that’s guaranteed to leave you fist-pumping the air.
Evil Does Not Exist Review: The Ultimate Revenge Thriller
With Evil Does Not Exist, Ryūsuke Hamaguchi delivers the ultimate revenge thriller disguised as a quiet environmental drama.
Snow in Midsummer: Venice Film Review
With its reflection on the past, Keat Aun Chong’s Snow in Midsummer delivers a painful portrayal of injustice.
