Film review: La Cocina
Beautifully shot and often kinetic, this loose adaption of Arnold Wesker’s play is a bit uneven, but what it does well, it does really well.
Film review: Godzilla vs Kong
The blockbuster monster showdown that didn’t have to be this clumsy, and certainly not this dumb.
Film review: Judas and the Black Messiah
A genre-bending biopic that truly captures the charisma of Black Panther leader Fred Hampton
Film review: Nomadland
A country that has never come to terms with its own class struggle still believes in the enchantment of human perseverance.
Film review: Minari
Filmmaker Lee Isaac Chung delivers a rare film with infectious respect for every single character
Film review: Another Round
For a film with such a simple premise, Another Round is delightfully complex.
Film review: The Nest
Domestic life shot like a horror film; yet The Nest doesn’t quite deliver the expected ravaging emotional impact
Film review: Penguin Bloom
It’s easy to excuse a film like Penguin Bloom for all its shortcomings when it’s a story with the noblest of intentions at heart.
Film review and giveaway: Ammonite
It’s difficult to recommend a film like Ammonite without at least spoiling part of the emotional impact.
Film review: A Call to Spy
The exquisite production still can’t bring this one above the level of a good BBC historical drama
Film review: The Midnight Sky
For a film set in space, George Clooney’s first Netflix film is fittingly weightless.