The Drama Review
There’s something about The Drama that just sits with you in a way that’s hard to shake. It’s uncomfortable pretty...
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Fuze Review
You might struggle to name a combination more classic than a heist movie and a ticking bomb. Such is the...
Chatlines Review (2026 Manchester Film Festival)
You won’t be able to stop crying your heart out for Chatlines, the newest feature film from Lloyd Eyre-Morgan and...
Erupcja Review (2026 Manchester Film Festival)
It’s so confusing sometimes to be a girl. One woman trying to make sense of the female experience is pop...
The Magic Faraway Tree Review
Any adaptation of Enid Blyton seems a questionable prospect in the 21st century. Like Roald Dahl, her work has gone...
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...
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...
No Ordinary Heist Review
No Ordinary Heist isn’t your typical heist thriller, even though it's inspired by true events - The Northern Bank Robbery...
La Grazia Review
In La Grazia, Paulo Sorrentino’s latest film, Mariano De Santis (Toni Servillo) is beginning his white semester as the President...
The Good Boy Review (2026 Kinoteka Polish Film Festival)
A fabulous cast illuminates this dark comedy fable, where the dystopian moral reformation of A Clockwork Orange meets the underhanded social...
Arco Review
In a world full of more uncertainties than ever, why would we look forward to the future? Perhaps it’s better...
Reminders of Him Review
Reminders of Him centres on a woman recently released from prison after a terrible accident that changed her life forever,...
Scarpetta Review (Prime Video)
Based on the long-running crime novel series by Patricia Cornwell, Scarpetta is a glossy, prestige adaptation starring Nicole Kidman and...
The Convenience Store Review (2026 Glasgow Frightfest)
The movie adaptation of the cult Japanese video game The Convenience Store faithfully captures its unsettling, dreamlike minimalism before upgrading...