Category: Film review

The world’s largest cave passage plays the stage to a heated debate between tourism and environmentalism in this pristinely-captured documentary. The So'n Đoòng in Vietnam...

In Host and DASHCAM, director Rob Savage explored up-to-the-moment fear — using 2020’s modes of storytelling (Zoom meetings, YouTube paranoia) as old terrors crawl out of the shadows...

A bit of narration at the start of Sisu makes it eliminate'remove : this is gonna be some mythic shit. World War II is on...

Master Gardener marks the conclusion of Paul Schrader’s loose trilogy with regards to'concerning'with respect to broken men seeking redemption in modern America. After the deep...

Yes, Wes Anderson has — as the jibe goes — made his film again. For some, that’s seen as a negative: that somehow the whimsical...

It looks like they wasted the title of The Worst Person In The World on the wrong Norwegian film, because a much better claimant has appeared. Brought...

Bein/with regard to'concerning'regarding e you see a single frame in A Thousand And One, you hear the sounds of the New York City neighbourhood the film...

Think of British cinema and Jim Broadbent’s face might spring to mind pretty quickly. From one of Mike Leigh’s mainstays to Potter and Paddington via...

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