The Apprentice Review
Ali Abbasi's The Apprentice takes on the daunting task of exploring the rise of Donald Trump (Sebastian Stan) in New...
BFI London Film Festival 2024
2073 Review
Sci-fi media while inherently futuristic also are somewhat baked in reality. Shows like Star Trek have never strayed away from...
Joy Review
“We are making the impossible possible,” says one of the characters at the beginning of Joy. As the audience embarks...
Queer Review
The idea of wrangling William S. Burroughs's work into a filmable screenplay is a daunting one. Foundation of the Beat...
Aïcha Review
Aya (Fatma Sfar), a young woman in Tozeur, works in a hotel for the upper class—putting up with their cold...
The Summer Book Review
Grief is something that is so individualised to our existence as human beings, we never know when it’s going to...
Skincare Review
These days, it’s difficult to say anything new or groundbreaking about Los Angeles and the people that inhabit the city....
Endurance Review
History is all around us—it's in the streets we walk down and in the hills off in the distance. If...
Conclave Review
It’s one of the oldest, and most secretive, elections in the world, but the selection of a new Pope isn’t...
Nickel Boys Review
It happens once in a blue moon. Sat in a large, packed auditorium, you suddenly become aware of the total...
Good One Review
During the pandemic, director India Donaldson moved back into a Los Angeles home with her father and the teenage children...
All Of You Review
To paraphrase AFC Richmond ers – and legions of Ted Lasso fans – “he’s here, he’s there, he’s everywhere.” And,...
A Traveler’s Needs Review
For a fan of slow cinema, Hong Sang-Soo needs no introduction. For those who aren’t, the 63-year-old director has cut...
Joy Trailer Teases Story Of The First Ever ‘Test Tube Baby’
Big things have small beginnings a quote we've heard from Lawrence of Arabia and Prometheus. It's a quote that sums...