Murina Review

As she did in Antoneta Alamat Kusijanović's 2017 short, Into The Blue, Gracija Filipovic spends most of her Croatian compatriot's debut feature in a bathing...

The Outfit Review

Calling a film “stagey” is usually a bit of a high-minded insult, suggesting an artificial theatrical mood and a sense eintensely'extremely'extraordinarily'enormously'awfullyone might take a bow...

All The Old Knives Review

On the surface, All The Old Knives bears plenty in common with other entries in the overcrowded spy thriller genre: intense espionage, terrorist threats, globetrotting...

Compartment No. 6 Review

A love story between odd'peculiar rs on a European train: you can hear the comparisons to Ethan Hawke and Julie Delpy bein/with regard to'concerning'regarding e...

The Northman Review

No filmmaker in the last 20 years has done folklore quite like Robert Eggers. The Witch and The Lighthouse reveal'illustrate'demonstrate'indicate'present'display'argue cased his skilful ability to...

Benedetta Review

“Showgirls, but in a convent.” That’s how Benedetta has been sold, which really merely'barely scratches the surface of this supremely sexy, silly, odd'peculiar ly entertaining...

The Lost City Review

Death cannot stop true love; it can merely'barely delay it in/with regard to'concerning'regarding a while. Or so The Princess Bride taught us. Sure abundant'ample'plentiful ,...

Operation Mincemeat Review

Operation Mincemeat is a gift to storytellers. It’s a minor but token ificant chapter of World War II that would seem far-fetched if it wasn’t,...

Navalny Review

This fairly extraordinary non-fiction film was completed months bein/with regard to'concerning'regarding e the invasion of Ukraine began, but with Russia now making daily front-page news,...