Peacemaker Season 2 Review
Peacemaker Season 2 retains the heart, gore, swearing, and sex of Season 1, shifting focus to themes of isolation and self-worth.
Christy (2025) Film Review: An Irish Standout
Christy follows a teen’s turbulent last few weeks of being in foster care as he returns to his hometown of Cork for the first time since his mother’s passing.
Green Light Locarno Review: Asking to Die
Green Light offers an intimate look at the life of a neuropsychiatrist who visits those requesting approval for assisted suicide in Germany.
The Trouble With Tessa Review: Low-Budget Marvel
The Trouble With Tessa is an impressive blend of mystery and horror, wrapped up in the comforting but terrifying tone of a Stephen King-style world.
The Conjuring Review: Perfect Haunted House
While its tools of fright are familiar, The Conjuring treats those tools with respect and restraint in order to craft an immersive haunted house attraction.
East of Wall Review: Western Meets Cinéma Vérité
Kate Beecroft’s empathetic film East of Wall defies genre while effortlessly depicting the universal ways we cope with loss.
Solomamma Review: The Name of the Father
Sperm donation and its consequences are the thematic and emotional core of Janicke Askevold’s comedy-drama Solomamma.
Celtic Utopia Review: Ireland’s Past & Present
Celtic Utopia (Útóipe Cheilteach) is a remarkable film that portrays the folk music scene of Ireland and its relationship to its history.
Children of Men Review: A Storytelling Miracle
Children of Men is a terrifying, exhilarating, and sickening portrait of the darkest corners of humanity, but one that inspires hope all the same.
Y Tu Mamá También Review: A Great Sexperience
Alfonso Cuarón’s Y Tu Mamá También is an extraordinarily compelling road trip centred on two sex-crazed teenagers in 90s Mexico.