Rebuilding Film Review: From The Ashes
Josh O’Connor is captivating once again in Rebuilding, about a cowboy who finds community after losing his ranch in a wildfire.
Wasteman Review: Hypnotic & Potent Prison Drama
Cal McMau’s Wasteman grabs you and never lets go; David Jonsson and Tom Blyth are superb in this slow-burning tale of survival.
Inside Amir (Daroon-e-Amir) Film Review
Amir Azizi’s Inside Amir is a semi-biographical story that recounts the protagonist’s final days in Tehran before emigrating to southern Italy.
I Love LA Season 1 Review
Rachel Sennott leads an incredible cast in I Love LA Season 1, which is a perfectly chaotic depiction of life in your late twenties.
Anniversary Film Review: The Perils of Centrism
Jan Komasa’s thriller Anniversary is a thought-provoking, if sometimes uneven, dissection of political centrism, filled with dynamic performances.
Rental Family Review: Poignant Ode to the Lonely
With the unpredictable, empathetic story of an actor who starts playing stand-in roles in real life, Hikari’s Rental Family reminds us we are alive.
Violent Ends Review: Redneck Revenge Thriller
Violent Ends takes the familial trusts and betrayals of a New York gangster movie and transports them to the seedy South for this tale of revenge and violence.
Good News (Netflix) Review: Savvy Satire
Though much of Good News is fictional, the film flips the script, retelling a true-life story with dashes of action, humor, and thrills.
Lady (2025) Film Review: Finding Your Artistic Voice
Sian Clifford is a tour de force in Lady, Samuel Abraham’s mockumentary satire about a filmmaker and subject finding their artistic voices together.
The Death of Bunny Munro Review
Nick Cave’s The Death of Bunny Munro comes to our screens with two compelling lead performances and a smart balance between smut and sentiment.