The Furious Review
The Furious is directed by one of the most influential figures in contemporary action cinema, Kenji Tanigaki. Although his name...
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Blue Heron Review
Sophy Romvari’s Blue Heron is, at its core, a work of indulgent and extremely personal artistry. The feature film debut...
Voicemails for Isabelle Review (Netflix)
A combination of two elements that might leave you wondering just why you are about to click play on your...
Lesbian Space Princess Review
Lesbian Space Princess is exactly the kind of film that could only exist because somebody was fully committed to an...
Effi O Blaenau Review
We all recognise those insufferable people in our neighbourhood or even just in our lives. They take up so much...
I Will Find You Review
A father imprisoned for his son's murder receives evidence suggesting his child may still be alive, compelling him to escape...
Charade Review (Criterion Collection)
Famously described as "the best Hitchcock film Hitchcock never made", Stanley Donen's Charade has spent more than sixty years being...
Girlfriends Review
Love and acceptance shouldn’t be such a topical and controversial issue in 2026. This perspective comes from someone born and...
Toy Story 5 Review
It's not exactly an original observation, but the first three Toy Story films remain one of cinema's great trilogies. The...
The Apologist Review (Sheffield DocFest 2026)
Great literature works have warned us; personal heartbreaks have prepared us. Politicians have failed us, yes, but I know no...
Nino Review
What would you do if you found out you had cancer just before your birthday? Nino, a journalist turned filmmaker, Pauline...
House of the Dragon Season 3 Review (HBO Max)
Power has always been the driving force behind House of the Dragon. Season 3 is far more interested in the...
Winter of the Crow (2026 SXSW London Review)
Based on a short story by Olga Tokarczuk called “Professor Andrews Goes to Warsaw,” Winter of the Crow is set...
It Would Be Night in Caracas Review (2026 SXSW London)
Based on a 2019 novel of the same name written by Karina Sainz Borgos, It Would Be Night in Caracas,...