Film of the week: Perfect Days
Wim Wenders returns with a simple and heartwarming slice of life set in Tokyo.
Wim Wenders returns with a simple and heartwarming slice of life set in Tokyo.
Sydney Sweeney turns scream queen in a nunsploitation horror film that is effective, if a little predictable.
Kristen Stewart headlines a pumping high-octane thriller, while a little Australian horror does a lot with very little. Plus a ticket giveaway for the upcoming…
Ken Loach draws the curtain on an impressive filmography, and Emma Seligman signs her second, and sadly disappointing, sophomore.
Hollywood finally looks at the story of Napoleon, with Ridley Scott helming Joaquin Phoenix, but it’s a little Australian indie that wins the week.
Following the success of Promising Young Woman, Emerald Fennell aims at the rich and privileged in this pulpy and obscene thriller.
The Marvel Cinematic Universe hasn’t found its stride since The Avengers, but at least this latest chapter has good ideas behind it.
Australian director Garth Davis is joined by two of the biggest talents of this generation for a flawed film that still pulls a powerful punch.
Back in the world of thrillers, David Fincher takes the chance to explore some overlooked themes of the genre.
Martin Scorsese’s new film about the Osage murders is less about the investigation than what it says about the truth of America.
Prolific French filmmaker François Ozon’s new film relies on Isabelle Huppert to elevate its charm, but misses a chance for a perfect crowd-pleaser.
Gareth Edwards escapes the Star Wars Universe to bring a new, original and exciting sci-fi romp aimed to please everyone yearning for new original stories….
Kenneth Branagh’s third Poirot feature is a fun gothic whodunit that gets to elevate the original story but, more importantly, liberate the filmmaker from his…