Tag: Reviews

The existential loop of who we are, what we’re doing with our lives and the purpose of our mere existence can be utterly plaguing. Jesse Eisenberg’s The Debut takes this ...

Beyond the responsibility of making sure a set is running smoothly and safely, it’s the more personal and specific responsibilities that a filmmaker places on themselves that will always be ...

Eight years since The Incredibles 2 and more than a decade since his last original animated film, Ratatouille, renowned animated movie Director Brad Bird has gifted moviegoers patience with his ...

The most effective hook underpinning Possible Love comes down to a funny truth: people are nosy. Possible Love’s rich text on the psychological effects of class disparity suggests a correlation ...

In 2019, director Taika Waititi received an Oscar nomination for Jojo Rabbit, a film in which he deftly balanced his trademark silly humour with the cruel actions of the Nazi ...

There are very few filmmakers who understand people quite like Mike Leigh. Throughout his career, he has demonstrated an extraordinary ability to create characters who feel so authentic, so recognisably ...

There are very few films that leave you questioning how on earth they were ever made, let alone released, and Ken Russell’s The Devils is undoubtedly one of them. More ...

Clayface, the latest film in the new DC Universe, was always going to be a really interesting project so early on in the franchise. Marvel, their biggest competitors, have consistently ...

At the gala screening of Fjord, Director Cristian Mungiu wanted to make it clear that this film isn't his way of preaching; he wanted to make "an arthouse film that's ...

Martin McDonagh returns with Wild Horse Nine, a film that feels very familiar in its DNA, yet still manages to deliver something genuinely thoughtful and thoroughly enjoyable. Tonally, it’s very ...