Film Review – Pamfir (2023)
On the border of Romania, in the eastern Carpathian mountains sits the region of Bukovina. This is the setting of...
Cara McWilliam-Richardson
Cara is a passionate cinephile who can be found either watching films or writing about them. She loves films so much that she has even dabbled in filmmaking and was once nominated for Outstanding Female Filmmaker. She currently writes reviews for several publications as well as her own film review blog.
Film Review – 5-25-77 (2023)
“Fix it in post” is a common utterance used by filmmakers and may be an apt one for filmmaker Patrick...
Film Review -Sick Of Myself (2022)
In 2017, Norwegian film director Kristoffer Borgli released his debut feature film DRIB. Based on the story of a failed,...
Film Review – The Integrity of Joseph Chambers (2022)
Following 2020’s The Killing of Two Lovers, writer and director Robert Machoian returns with another study of troubled masculinity in...
Film Review – The Cow Who Sang a Song Into the Future (2022)
Set in Chile, Spanish language film The Cow Who Sang a Song Into the Future is as intriguing and mystical...
Film Review – Adopting Audrey (2022)
“A surprising amount of what follows is true” follows the opening titles of Adopting Audrey, the second feature film from...
Film Review: Broker (2023)
Hirokazu Kore-eda’s latest film, Broker, is a story of murder, morality and broken relationships. Launderette owner Sang-hyeon runs an illegal...
Film Review – Knock At The Cabin (2023)
Could you kill the person you loved most in the world if it meant saving all of humanity? This impossible...
Film Review: ‘Bitch Ass’ (2022)
Filmmakers have found an innate horror in game playing. Whether it is a possessed board game, an evil video game...
Film Review – Quintessentially British (2022)
In a different quintessentially British film, a quintessentially British actor gives a speech in which he lists some quintessentially British...
Film Review – The Runner (2021)
Arguably better known as an esteemed acting coach, The Runner’s director Michelle Danner certainly has the qualifications needed to cast...
Film Review – Hit The Road (2021)
Hit the Road finds the audience in the borrowed car of a family in the midst of a road trip....
Film Review – The Murder Podcast (2021)
They say that if you are going to do a podcast then you should podcast about what you are truly...
Film Review – Summit Fever (2022)
Shot at altitude in 4K with sweeping shots of mountainous vistas and jaw dropping terrains, it will be no surprise...