Bring Them Down Review
In Christopher Andrews’ debut feature Bring Them Down, it’s a universal story, one you could slot into almost any century...
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Interview: Audrey Diwan on Emmanuelle, Exploring Pleasure, Self-Discovery, and the Female Gaze in Cinema
French director Audrey Diwan (Happening) sat down with The People’s Movies to share insights about her new film Emmanuelle, which...
Wolf Man Review
There’s quite a bit of expectation surrounding Wolf Man, not only because it's about the classic Universal monster, but also...
Small Things Like These Review
Community can mean companionship but it can also mean complicity, especially in a small town where everyone knows each other...
Film Review – The Beast (2023)
Written and directed by Bertrand Bonello, The Beast is loosely based on a 1903 novella by Henry James, called “The...
Film Review – Bad Boys: Ride Or Die (2024)
After Bad Boys For Life became one of the few genuine box-office successes of 2020, another sequel in this previously...
Film Review – Slow (2024)
Slow is a unique, captivating romantic drama by Lithuanian filmmaker Marija Kavtaradzė. A 2023 Sundance Award winner for Directing in...
Film Review – American Fiction (2023)
“The 'dumber' I behave, the richer I get” is a line from Cord Jefferson’s latest films but it could very...
Film Review – Foe (2023)
The status of the world and its relationship with technology has always been a point of contention but in recent...
Film Review – Gran Turismo (2023)
We've had films based on video games before with varying degrees of success (though mostly bombs) so it shouldn't be...
Film Review – Elemental (2023)
One of the standout aspects of Elemental is the exceptional voice performances from the cast, particularly Leah Lewis as Ember...
