Dead Man’s Wire review – watchable, but struggles…
Anti-heroes make for compelling subjects, particularly in a world as unjust as the one we live in, and 1970s American cinema
Forbidden Fruits – first-look review
Channeling the spirits of movies like Mean Girls and The Craft, Forbidden Fruits follows a group of young women working at a mall as they fight over
The Good Boy review – needs a tighter leash
Tommy (Anson Boon), who spends his nights fighting bouncers and consuming everything under the sun and his days terrorising the
Abode review – ultimately forgettable
From the sexual proclivities of middle-aged women to odd encounters with smart appliances and clandestine Christmas dinners, Liam O Mochain’s anthology
Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice – first-look review
Aside from the latest version of The Naked Gun, action comedies have suffered a recent dry spell. Many of the latest movies
Over Your Dead Body – first-look review
For decades, many movies have warned that marriage isn’t easy. It requires work, communication, and commitment from both parties –
Arco review – primary-colour, major-key…
“What if rainbows were people from the future travelling in time?” is the sort of tagline that will make many
La Grazia review – trite banalities across the…
There was a time in the mid-00s when the prospect of a new film by Italy’s newest favourite son, Paolo Sorrentino, was
Project Hail Mary review – an entertaining…
The sci-fi subgenre of “ordinary man with remarkable but niche skill set ends up reluctantly saving the world” somehow still
Broken English review – an imaginative ode to the late Marianne Faithfull
The 60s rock legend gets a career-spanning portrait in the form an unconventional hybrid doc by filmmaker duo Iain Forsyth