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Wildlife ★★★½
I admire filmmakers that use film as a medium to make audiences contemplate their own lives. Paul Dano has demonstratedContinue Reading
The Ballad of Buster Scruggs ★★★
Joel and Ethan Coen have long expressed an interest in spirituality and mythology. From their parable on Judaism A SeriousContinue Reading
Widows ★★★
Since the turn of the decade, there has been a rise in the popularisation of television series and films fromContinue Reading
Possum ★★★½
Mother, Father, what’s afoot? Lonely Possum, black as soot. Mother, Father, where to tread? Far from Possum, and his head.Continue Reading
Bad Reputation ★★★
When someone is asked to name some of the most influential female musicians over the past fifty years, Joan Jett’sContinue Reading
The Miseducation of Cameron Post ★★★½
Due to different political and religious beliefs, a film like The Miseducation of Cameron Post may only reach a smallContinue Reading
Apostle ★★★
Apostle is Gareth Evans’ first feature since his one-two punch of The Raid and The Raid 2 which instantly becameContinue Reading
The Old Man & the Gun ★★★
David Lowery loves the 1970s. His debut Ain’t Them Bodies Saints felt like the descendant of Terrence Malick‘s Badlands, while hisContinue Reading
Most Anticipated of November 2018
Alex Sitaras: November brings us perhaps the most stacked month of new releases that we’ve seen since starting our MostContinue Reading
(21) If Beale Street Could Talk
The opening scene of If Beale Street Could Talk is a simple one. The camera pans over a couple, TishContinue Reading
