Film of the week: Evil Does Not Exist
The Japanese director behind 2021’s Drive My Car delivers a beautiful and contemplative eco-drama that ends with one of this year’s most harrowingly haunting endings.
By Francisco Silva - 3 min read
The Last Woman in the World
A terrifying pandemic plays front and centre in this modern thriller
By Amy Dale - 2 min read
Film review: Bergman Island
Despite the complexity in the details of Bergman Island, it remains a simple and engaging story.
By Francisco Silva - 3 min read
Screentime: March
A round up of the best this month has to offer at the cinema.
By Francisco Silva - < 1 min read
Case Study
Even fans could fall prey to the trick of this Scottish author’s imagination.
By Amy Dale - 2 min read
Riccardino
Posthumous publication of literary works can be a form of farewell, a closure even
By Brian Dale - 2 min read
Film review: The Batman
A neo-noir retelling of the DC superhero works well as a detective story, even if the execution sometimes misses the mark.
By Francisco Silva - 4 min read
Film review: Cyrano
A thunderous performance from Peter Dinklage and a collection of beautiful songs from the band The National, make Cyrano is an improbable musical worthy of…
By Francisco Silva - 3 min read
Film review: C’mon C’mon
With a handful of great performances, and a beautiful concept, this rare piece of tender humanity has more to say about us than expected.
By Francisco Silva - 3 min read
Film review: Drive My Car
During the three hours of this film, not a single minute is wasted on anything that isn’t important or moving. The result is heartbreaking.
By Francisco Silva - 3 min read
Film review: Belfast
Belfast’s strength as a film is in reclaiming a damaged place back for those who left and those who stayed.
By Francisco Silva - 3 min read