Living ★★½
Perhaps no one has captured the lives and inner voices of the British servant, civil or otherwise, than novelist andContinue Reading
Perhaps no one has captured the lives and inner voices of the British servant, civil or otherwise, than novelist andContinue Reading
Stylish, experimental and genre filmmaking take the focus in this month’s What We’re Watching. Here we have a bit ofContinue Reading
We’re starting the new year with bit of drama. Our critics have chosen a number of thoughtful and challenging filmsContinue Reading
Alex Sitaras: Like the two months before it, December continues to show that movies are back. First up I’d likeContinue Reading
Saint Maud, directed by Rose Glass, puts a spin on the religious horror movie that both honors the tropes ofContinue Reading
People of a certain age will remember the events that unfolded on the 11th of September 2001. Many can likelyContinue Reading
Paul Dood’s Deadly Lunch Break Paul Dood’s Deadly Lunch Break is the UK’s answer to Joker. The film stars TomContinue Reading
What kind of films would Stanley Kubrick have made if modern CGI was at his disposal? What would Tarkovsky haveContinue Reading
The 2021 Long Distance Film Festival concluded with ‘Future’, a category that saw disparate quarantine themes cohere to resolution. ItContinue Reading
Today’s showcase of films from the Atlanta Film Festival suggest idleness in their titles, but rest assured the stories theyContinue Reading