Flow Film Review: Live in the Moment
With the story of a cat who loses everything only to find something even more valuable, Gints Zilbalodis’s Flow achieves the impossible: making us live in the moment.
Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story Film Review
Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story tells the heroic story of Christopher Reeve, from his role as Superman to his advocacy for disabilities and spinal injuries.
The Piano Lesson Film Review: Eerie Family Drama
The Piano Lesson is a powerful tribute to African American history and the sacrifices of those who came before us.
The End Review: The Beginning of Something Wonderful
Joshua Oppenheimer’s masterful post-apocalyptic musical The End soars on gorgeous filmmaking, confidence and raw emotion.
Grand Tour Review: A Journey Well Worth Taking
Miguel Gomes’ Cannes-prizewinning Grand Tour is a dazzling marriage of past and present, and fact and fiction.
Julie Keeps Quiet Review: Reserved But Powerful
Leonardo Van Dijl’s Julie Keeps Quiet is a reserved but powerful drama about a junior tennis player who stays silent as her coach falls under investigation.
Conclave (2024) Film Review: A Catholic Thriller
Conclave delivers an intricate religious drama full of twists and turns at every step of the papal election.
A Nice Indian Boy Film Review: Endlessly Energetic
A Nice Indian Boy is a delightful, refreshing, and absolutely hilarious modern rom-com with the perfect balance between heart and humour.
Chain Reactions Review: A Reflection on Macabre
Chain Reactions examines the legacy of Tobe Hooper’s The Texas Chainsaw Massacre in detail over five chapters with interviews from horror legends.
Fréwaka Film Review: Feverish Folk Horror
Aislinn Clarke combines folklore and modern horror to creepy effect in Fréwaka, her chilling depiction of two women facing trauma that is more shared than they realise.
