First Time Caller Review: Chilling One Room Thriller
Abe Goldfarb & J.D. Brynn’s First Time Caller is a chilling and enthralling one-room thriller that takes its micro-budget to the absolute limit.
Utama Film Review: Astonishing Debut
Utama, Alejandro Loayza Grisi’s astonishing debut, delivers a fresh new perspective on the climate crisis, telling a small story about a big subject matter.
Merchant Ivory: Film Review
Stephen Soucy’s Merchant Ivory documentary gifts film lovers with an elegant and intimate look into one of the most important award winning partnerships in cinema.
Mayhem!: Film Review
Mayhem! is a well-rounded crime thriller with an engaging narrative that features outstanding fight choreography and bone-breaking, no-holds-barred violence.
There’s Still Tomorrow (C’è Ancora Domani) Review
In her directorial debut There’s Still Tomorrow (C’è Ancora Domani), Paola Cortellesi manages to speak to generations of Italian women and establishes herself as a strong voice in Italian cinema.
The Iron Claw: Film Review
The Iron Claw plays out as a conventional biopic, but it’s an emotionally effective one thanks to strong thematic throughlines of finding purpose amidst tragedy.
A Thousand and One: A.V. Rockwell Film Review
Teyana Taylor gives a powerhouse performance in A Thousand and One, A.V. Rockwell’s heartfelt drama about motherhood in a gentrified New York City.
Merry Little Batman: Film Review
Mike Roth’s Merry Little Batman does a great job capturing the warmth and magic of Christmas, even if it does feel like it’s been stretched a little thin.
Renaissance: A Film by Beyoncé Review
Renaissance: A Film by Beyoncé is a showstopping visual experience that showcases all sides of Beyoncé, proving that she is the greatest working live performer we have.
Monica (2023): Film Review
Monica is an extraordinary, delicate story of acceptance and healing that takes a fresh look at a marginalised community.