Sofa, So Good Review
Set in Dayton, Ohio, Sofa, So Good is set throughout one afternoon when two cousins attempt to move a second-hand...
BFI London Film Festival 2024
That Christmas Review
As we're gearing up towards the festive season, there's no time like the present for the London Film Festival to...
Pavements Review
It’s a daunting task to add a new music biopic to the award-winning roster of films like Bohemian Rhapsody and...
We Live In Time Review
In the opening minutes of We Live In Time, Almut (Florence Pugh) and Tobias (Andrew Garfield) find out that Almut...
All We Imagine as Light Review
Cities can leave us in contrasting spaces, we are the collective who use their waking hours to service it, and...
2073 Review
Sci-fi media while inherently futuristic also are somewhat baked in reality. Shows like Star Trek have never strayed away from...
Joy Review
“We are making the impossible possible,” says one of the characters at the beginning of Joy. As the audience embarks...
Queer Review
The idea of wrangling William S. Burroughs's work into a filmable screenplay is a daunting one. Foundation of the Beat...
Aïcha Review
Aya (Fatma Sfar), a young woman in Tozeur, works in a hotel for the upper class—putting up with their cold...
The Summer Book Review
Grief is something that is so individualised to our existence as human beings, we never know when it’s going to...
Skincare Review
These days, it’s difficult to say anything new or groundbreaking about Los Angeles and the people that inhabit the city....
Endurance Review
History is all around us—it's in the streets we walk down and in the hills off in the distance. If...
Good One Review
During the pandemic, director India Donaldson moved back into a Los Angeles home with her father and the teenage children...
A Traveler’s Needs Review
For a fan of slow cinema, Hong Sang-Soo needs no introduction. For those who aren’t, the 63-year-old director has cut...