A Letter From Helga: Film Review
Ása Helga Hjörleifsdóttir’s A Letter To Helga is a lyrical, beautiful film about love and regret, but also the power of legacy and belonging in 1940s Iceland.
Band (2022): Glasgow Film Festival Review
Álfrún Örnólfsdóttir’s Band is an eclectic documentary with the stylings of a fiction film, chronicling a make-or-break year for an Icelandic female punk collective.
Scream VI (2023) Review: Greatest Since the Original
Thanks to a unique story, setting, brutal kills, and a brilliant performance from Melissa Barrera, Scream VI is the franchise’s greatest sequel.
Therapy Dogs: Film Review
Ethan Eng’s Therapy Dogs is a messy but emotionally resonating documentary that delves into a complicated final year of high school.
Mayday (2021): Film Review
Mayday is an enigmatic, but certainly unfavourable criticism of war, war movies, and the role of female characters among it all.
The Five Devils: Film Review
Léa Mysius’ The Five Devils is an incandescent and stunning drama about broken hearts, with a fiery Adèle Exarchopoulos performance at its core.
Lakelands: Film Review
Robert Higgins and Patrick McGivney’s Lakelands is a subtle and poignant film about learning to embrace a future that isn’t at all what you imagined.
Daisy Jones & The Six (Prime) Review
Prime Video has a huge hit with their new series Daisy Jones & The Six featuring great original music, fantastic performances, and lovable characters.
Lunana: A Yak in the Classroom: Film Review
With its focus on the importance of education and its sincere centre, Lunana: A Yak in the Classroom elevates its predictable material into something wholly uplifting.
Boyz N The Hood: Film Review
John Singleton’s Boyz N The Hood is an intimate and timeless classic that’s as charming as it is incredibly raw and heartbreaking.
