40 Acres Review
It’s a phrase that’s crept into the headlines and everyday use, yet we’ve hardly noticed. “Food security” now keeps company...
Cinema
Oslo Stories Trilogy: Dreams Review
Trilogies of films often collate a legion of fans with each release, building on the validation accumulated after each story....
The Fantastic Four: The First Steps Review
The opening scenes of The Fantastic Four: The First Steps ignite a tone of tenderness that has characterised 2025’s best...
Gazer Review
It’s a bold critique to compare any film to the emotional and narrative intensity of Memento and Inception, and even...
Harvest Review
Athina Rachel Tsangari’s Harvest, with its atmospheric period setting and lambasting views on capitalism, somewhat reminds this critic of William McGregor’s underrated gem,...
The Sinking of the Lisbon Maru Review
History has always been a passion of mine since childhood. One period I’ve always been particularly drawn to is World...
M3GAN 2.0 Review
“It looks worse than it is”. An apt line of dialogue spoken by Megan in her anticipated sequel, M3GAN 2.0, in...
Jane Austen Wrecked My Life Review
Rather than simply wrecking her life, Jane Austen shook Agathe awake and handed her a second chance at living true...
The Way We Talk Review
Inclusivity is deeply important to me. While I am not disabled and, by most societal standards, could be considered “normal,”...
Tornado Review
Director John Maclean returns with another visually stirring piece of cinema in Tornado... Some sixty years ago, the cinematic dictionary...
How to Train Your Dragon Review
How To Train Your Dragon in "Real 3D" is just as brilliant as its original - but is that a...
The Ballad of Wallis Island Review
The Ballad of Wallis Island was this year’s Surprise Film at the Glasgow Film Festival, and what a charming wee surprise it...
Holy Night: Demon Hunters Review
Don Lee (Ma Dong-seok) is one of the most recognisable names in contemporary South Korean cinema. Whether it’s his memorable...