Eureka Film Review: Alonso Hypnotises us Again
In Eureka, Lisandro Alonso delivers another meditative and surprising examination of humanity and the nature of film itself.
Hamlet Review: Sir Ian McKellen Excels in New Adaptation
Hamlet honours Shakespeare while bringing a refreshing thrill to the story. Sir Ian McKellen reprises his role and is as exuberant and captivating as ever.
American Star Review: McShane on Hitman Holiday
In American Star, a contracted killer seeks a vacation in Fuerteventura but struggles to hide from the violent path he has long walked.
Gloria Gaynor: I Will Survive Film Review
The film Gloria Gaynor: I Will Survive showcases the remarkable life and career of one of the most iconic artists in the entertainment industry.
Suncoast Film Review: Bittersweet Indie Charmer
The semi-autobiographical Suncoast is a charming, bittersweet coming-of-age film with a breakout performance from Nico Parker.
Mr. & Mrs. Smith Review: Surprisingly Thoughtful Reboot
If you have any doubts about Donald Glover and Francesca Sloane’s reboot of 2005 blockbuster Mr. & Mrs. Smith, let me put your mind at ease.
Love Reconsidered Review: Destinies Collide
Atypical romantic comedy Love Reconsidered, stuffed to the brim with heart, sees Sophie von Haselberg play a down-on-her luck New Yorker.
A Different Man Review: Sebastian Stan Stuns
A Different Man is a strikingly original film with a career redefining performance from Sebastian Stan that will unsettle audiences.
My Old Ass Film Review: Will Touch Gen Z’s Hearts
Megan Park’s second feature, My Old Ass, is yet another great encapsulation of teenagers going through unique circumstances.
It’s What’s Inside Review: Bonkers Horror Comedy
Greg Jardin’s debut It’s What’s Inside, out soon on Netflix, is a bonkers horror comedy that is sure to be Gen Z’s latest film obsession.