The Banishing ★★★
It’s a story we’ve seen many times before: A white family moves into a big, old house – obviously unawareContinue Reading
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My First Summer ★★★½
There is something unforgettably nourishing in being witness to creativity. Whether it takes shape as dyeing bed sheets, collaging, braceletContinue Reading
Cowboys ⭑⭑⭑⭑
Cowboys is a heartfelt and thrilling debut from writer and director Anna Kerrigan. Troy (Steve Zahn), newly-separated from his wifeContinue Reading
News of the World ★★½
Conscience is not only about doing the right thing. Director Paul Greengrass reunites with Tom Hanks for News of theContinue Reading
The Films of Wong Kar-wai
In celebration of the release of the World of Wong Kar-wai boxset from the Criterion Collection later this month, weContinue Reading
Willy’s Wonderland ★★
Postponing its original premiere date in response to COVID-19, the comedic horror film Willy’s Wonderland made its much anticipated debutContinue Reading
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
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
Most Anticipated of March 2021
Ian Floodgate: Audiences might be easing back into cinemas, but most of the films we’re anticipating this month appear toContinue Reading
Atlantics, His House, and Migration’s Ghosts
Is there actually always a way out? Taken literally, the answer to that question is an obvious yes, for thereContinue Reading
