Lee Cronin's The Mummy | Miroirs No. 3 | The Blue Trail
On Truth & Movies this week, we discuss Lee Cronin’s The Mummy, Christian Petzold’s Miroirs No. 3, and Gabriel Mascaro’s
The surprising rhythms of a 24-hour cinema
The movie theatre has become a space fraught with controversy, and rarely because of the film being screened. It feels as
Diamanti review – a joyful meta-melodrama…
“Do you have any idea of what you will do with this vaginodrome?” A film director is surrounded by at least
How Beef shines a light on the pitfalls of…
Having been in Ashley’s shoes in a moment like this, it’s refreshing that creator and showrunner Lee Sung Jin treats it
Miroirs No. 3 review – no one is doing it like…
When sad-eyed music student Laura (Paula Beer) is involved in a car crash that leaves her boyfriend dead from an horrific
Cannes 2026 announces its sidebar line-ups
After the Cannes Official Selection announced their first wave of titles last week, it’s now the turn of the première
Jarmusch Special | Father Mother Sister Brother
On the show this week we have a special episode dedicated to the cinema of Jim Jarmusch, tied to the UK
The Blue Trail review – a winding and creative…
“Taking care of our elderly is not a choice, it’s a patriotic duty,” an ominous voice from the sky declares in the
The Wizard of the Kremlin review – ludicrous and…
If an almost-three-hour is-it-spoof-is-it-not directed by a French auteur starring Jude Law as Vladimir Putin sounds a bit odd, just wait until
Rebuilding review – pleasant to a fault
The cowboy – strong but silent, a lonely figure caught between small town domesticity and the absolute freedom of the wilderness