Emilia Perez Review
The story of the all-powerful leader of a Mexican drugs cartel who desperately wants gender reassignment surgery, the lawyer who...
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Film Review – Pain Hustlers (2023)
The scale of the opioid crisis has been well documented in books, television shows, live debates, podcasts, and everywhere else...
Film Review – The Killer (2023)
There has been much said about the art of filmmaking and how it has evolved over the decades and one...
London Film Festival 2023 review – Chicken Run:Dawn Of The Nugget (2023)
Sequels which live up to much-loved originals are as rare as hens’ teeth. Strangely, however, Aardman chickens boast impressive gnashers:...
London Film Festival 2023 review – Nyad (2023)
Whether it’s in the pool or the sea, swimming isn’t the most cinematic of sports and very few of the...
London Film Festival 2023 review – Maestro (2023)
At the end of Maestro, Leonard Bernstein (Bradley Cooper) looks at the camera crew filming an interview with him. Is...
Film Review – Accused (2023)
From the director of 2021’s Boiling Point comes another film that exudes stress throughout, albeit in a very different way....
Netflix Review – The Mitchells vs. The Machines (2021)
If only they had been let loose on Star Wars the way nature had intended before being cast aside so...
Netflix Review – Things Heard & Seen (2021)
From the minds of filmmaking duo/real-life husband and wife Shari Springer Berman and Robert Pulcini comes a new Netflix creation,...
Netflix Review – Why Did You Kill Me? (2021)
Why Did You Kill Me? is a fresh true crime documentary just taken out of the oven by the folks...
Netflix Review – Thunder Force (2021)
To paraphrase the great Dr. Perry Cox from "Scrubs", played with scalding venom but lots of heart by John C....
Netflix Review – Seaspiracy (2021)
Seaspiracy, created by Ali and Lucy Tabrizi, and produced by Kip Andersen, serves as a spiritual follow up to Andersen’s...
Netflix Review – The Dig (2021)
“It speaks, the past.” And it has much to say, if we want to listen. In The Dig, it has...
Netflix Review – Pieces Of A Woman (2021)
You may have already read about the opening of Kornél Mundruczó and Kata Wéber’s staggering new drama and its sensational...