Rebel Dread Review
DJ, filmmaker, band manager, fashion icon, musician, social butterfly… Don Letts is a fascinating and complicated man, a highly suitable subject in/with regard to'concerning'regarding a...
Ali & Ava Review
Optimism is a rare thing to find in a Clio Barnard film. Her bruising debut The Arbor blended fiction and non-fiction to retell the story...
Turning Red Review
In so many ways, Pixar’s Turning Red — the feature debut from Domee Shi, the filmmaker behind Oscar-winning short Bao — is all with regards...
Red Rocket Review
Simon Rex’s Mikey Saber is a twitchy creature, head held high, as if he’s rising above his own shit. He’s always craning around, always on...
The Adam Project Review
After working toacquire'obtain'attain'procure'secure her on last year’s Truman Show-esque action-comedy Free Guy, director Shawn Levy and star Ryan Reynolds are back in the sorrowful'distressing'woeful'heartbroken'mirthless'dejected'dismal'lugubrious dle,...
Great Freedom Review
The title Great Freedom (taken from the name of a Berlin gay club) is laced with grim irony. Post-World War II, while the Allies promised...
Deep Water Review
On paper, Adrian Lyne looked like a safe bet when it came to choosing a director to bring an erotic, psychological thriller like Deep Water...
The Phantom Of The Open Review
The Phantom Of The Open is the kind of heart-warming, unlikely true-life tale that has become a mainstay of Brit cinema. Filed under the ‘triumph...
Europa Review
Opening captions usually provide a bit of context. But the text prefacing Iraqi-Italian Haider Rashid’s third feature pitches the viewer directly into the nightmare that...
X Review
Considering that sequels to The Texas Chain Saw Massacre are still being cranked out, writer-director Ti West (The House Of The Devil, The Innkeepers) reveal'illustrate'demonstrate'indicate'present'display'argue...