The Ballad Of Wallis Island review – relishes in daft physical comedy
Comedian collaborators Tim Key and Tom Basden co-write and co-star in James Griffiths’ pleasant bromance flick. “No man is an
Along Came Love review – an intimately epic love story
Katell Quillévéré’s poetic French period drama is powered by an understated chemistry between Anaïs Demoustier and Vincent Lacoste. At a
The Ritual review – fails to scare, entertain or convert
Al Pacino and Dan Stevens can’t save this awful excuse for an exorcism thriller. The release of a new exorcism
Bogancloch review – film and landscape are as one
The lure of the Scottish wilderness was too much to resist as Ben Rivers returns there for his latest feature.
Dangerous Animals review – why sharks? They’re cinematic!
Predators and prey share the same terrain in this psychologically twisted shark thriller from genre filmmaker Sean Byrne. Near the
Falling Into Place review – Sally Rooney-core for the big screen
Aylin Tezel writes, directs and stars alongside Chris Fulton in this meet-cute romantic drama set between London and the Isle
The Encampments review – inspiring portrait of collective action
Kei Pritsker and Michael T Workman chronicle the student movement for Palestine through the Gaza Solidarity Encampment at Columbia University.
Falling Into Place review – Sally Rooney-core for the big screen
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The Encampments review – inspiring portrait of collective action
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Dangerous Animals review – why sharks? They’re cinematic!
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