All of the Film and Television Reviews from the Writers at The Feature.
Originating after the creative's teams abandoned work on Marvel's stalled Blade reboot, Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother brings two-time Oscar winner Mahershala Ali and writer/director Bassam Tariq back together ...
Love, drugs and self-esteem collide in Jordan Firstman’s directorial debut, Club Kid. It portrays queer nightlife without hiding the emotional bedrock of loneliness and insecurity. Those feelings come to life ...
Whatever you might be expecting from it, Behemoth! is not what it seems. Unconventional in its structure, tone and pacing, it’s a film that refuses to get boxed into any ...
There’s a meta-textual reading here somewhere as Florian Zeller continues to struggle following up his remarkably assured debut fillm, The Father. Bunker is itself hiding in its own bunker. Behind skin-deep ...
Looking at the films of Luca Guadagnino, it’s fair to say he’s not the first person you’d have in mind to helm a spiritual successor to David Fincher’s The Social ...
Director-screenwriter Hyun Lee’s French Girls is a micro-budget indie film that takes us behind the curtain of Australia’s fashion modelling industry against the backdrop of late-stage capitalism. It explores the ...
“I don’t want any part of your fairytale. I just want my brother.” In an enchanting world of wonder and danger, Wildwood’s beating spirit lies in a rebellious girl's determination and ...
A rollercoaster of technicolour wonder and horror in what is both a revision of and a loving tribute to movies from the middle of the 20th century. In Medieval England, ...
Josephine follows an eight-year-old girl (namesake) who is a witness to a violent sexual assault in a park; we explore how Josephine, her family, acquaintances and the judicial system navigate ...
Primetime is not a story about the road to hell being paved with good intentions. It is not the story of a good man corrupted or a noble idea destroyed ...