What We’re Watching – June 2023
Asian cinema takes the forefront in June’s edition of our What We’re Watching column, comprising four of the five filmsContinue Reading
Category: Columns
American Suburbia and All That Heaven Allows
Douglas Sirk‘s 1955 romantic melodrama All That Heaven Allows opens on the fictional New England hamlet of Stoningham. As theContinue Reading
Provocative Premieres at Cannes
Cannes returns tomorrow! The biggest event in film, the festival is known for its red carpet appearances, setting the toneContinue Reading
What We’re Watching – May 2023
Biopics are at the center of this month’s What We’re Watching. Read our thoughts below on the compelling stories ofContinue Reading
Films Set in New York City
With the release of Ray Romano‘s directorial debut Somewhere in Queens later this month, we thought we’d turn to The CityContinue Reading
What We’re Watching – April 2023
Auteurism is on full display in April’s What We’re Watching. Featuring films from Paul Verhoeven, Takeshi Kitano, Steven Soderbergh andContinue Reading
Irish Cinema
This Saint Patricks Day, we celebrate Irish cinema. From Poitín to Sing Street, drama to musical, you can read aboutContinue Reading
What We’re Watching – March 2023
We have a bit of variety this month, ranging from classic cinema to the slasher film. Strong performances and thoughtfulnessContinue Reading
The Films of Sarah Polley
The end of last year saw the release of Sarah Polley‘s fourth film Women Talking. The film stars a strongContinue Reading
What We’re Watching – February 2023
Stylish, experimental and genre filmmaking take the focus in this month’s What We’re Watching. Here we have a bit ofContinue Reading
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