Jackass: Best and Last Review
In an age when we can have a fifth Toy Story movie, why not a fifth Jackass? When news first...
James Morton
Bitter Christmas (Amarga Navidad) Review (2026 Cannes Film Festival)
There aren't many directors who would garner applause just for the appearance of their name at the start of a...
The Unknown (L’Inconnue) Review (Cannes Film Festival 2026)
What if Freaky Friday, but for adults, and considerably more unsettling? That's roughly the pitch of The Unknown, adapted from...
Soudain (All of a Sudden) Review (2026 Cannes Film Festival)
A film with a three-hour and sixteen-minute runtime is a significant ask of any audience. Albeit, a lot of mainstream...
Minotaur Review (2026 Cannes Film Festival)
It's been nine years since Andrei Zvyagintsev's last film, Loveless. In that time, he's been sorely missed from the cinemasphere,...
I’ll Be Gone In June Review (Cannes Film Festival 2026)
Coming-of-age stories are ten-a-penny for independent cinema, and the genre has produced enough sensitive teenagers staring out of car windows...
I See Buildings Fall Like Lightning Review (Cannes Film Festival 2026)
Movies about male friendship are particularly rare, especially working-class ones. In I See Buildings Fall Like Lightning, director Clio Barnard...
Her Private Hell Review (2026 Cannes Film Festival)
Ever get the feeling a director just isn’t for you? Watching Her Private Hell, Nicholas Winding Refn’s first film since...
Jim Queen Review (2026 Cannes Film Festival)
Jim Queen (or Jim Queen and the Quest for Chloroqueer, to give it its full title) is a total riot....
Club Kid Review (2026 Cannes Film Festival)
Films written, directed by and starring the same person tend to fall into two camps: horribly mediocre, or worse. Then...
Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice Review
There’s something entertaining enough about a double Vince Vaughn vehicle (try saying that three times fast). In Mike & Nick...
Photosensitive Review (2026 Kinoteka Polish Film Festival)
In many ways, Photosensitive is a perfectly traditional boy-meets-girl romance. Robert (Ignacy Liss) is a celebrated photographer who has retreated into...
Anniversary Review (2026 Kinoteka Polish Film Festival)
Jan Komasa’s Anniversary is a chilling, superbly acted dystopian drama that asks where political division ultimately leads — even if...
They Will Kill You Review
You don’t exactly forget a title like They Will Kill You in a hurry. It’s blunt and striking, part-warning and...