To The Moon ★★★½
The opening shot of Tadgh O’Sullivan’s feature-length cinematic odyssey To the Moon is not exactly surprising – it’s a shotContinue Reading
Category: Festival Coverage
Jumbo ★
Many films have explored love between two people or creatures that have boundaries. Jumbo, Belgian writer-director Zoé Wittock‘s debut feature,Continue Reading
Apples ★★★
While some people might be craving a return to “normal life” with a potential end to the COVID-19 pandemic visible,Continue Reading
Short Films from the BFI London Film Festival
Ian Floodgate: Short films sometimes get overlooked at film festivals even though they provide the industry an insight into whichContinue Reading
American Utopia ★★★★
Artist, writer, director, and former Talking Head David Byrne takes to the stage to deliver a timely call for socialContinue Reading
Another Round ★★★★
Thomas Vinterberg and Mads Mikkelsen reunite for the first time since 2012’s powerful drama The Hunt, with the poignant comedy-dramaContinue Reading
Ammonite ★★½
Period dramas tend to revel in feminine spaces, therein affording representation of women’s historically absent inner lives. Yet, the sapphicContinue Reading
The Human Voice ★★★★
Life imitates art in Pedro Almódovar’s The Human Voice. Shot over the course of Spain’s national lockdown, Almódovar deftly reconfiguresContinue Reading
Wolfwalkers ★★★½
With an overwhelming amount of computer-generated animated films nowadays being critical and financial hits, some audiences might think traditional animationContinue Reading
New Order
Mexican writer-director Michel Franco is known for making intimate and intense dramas where characters often deal with their pain alone.Continue Reading
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