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.
Film of the week: The Crime is Mine
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.
Film of the week: The Creator plus ticket giveaway
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….
Film of the week: A Haunting in Venice
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…
Film of the week: Scrapper
An impressive feature debut, Scrapper charmingly merges the British tradition of ‘kitchen sink drama’ with magic realism.
Film of the week: Past Lives
Celine Song’s feature debut is a worthy successor of Before Sunrise and Lost In Translation. Heartbreaking and beautifully acted, but it is Song’s direction that elevates…
Film review: Sound of Freedom
Between dog whistles and support by some controversial people, Sound of Freedom’s biggest problem is its dullness.
Film of the week – Godland
On his third feature, Icelandic filmmaker Hlynur Pálmason steps up his game in a beautiful but bleak meditation on the destructiveness of masculinity against an…
Film of the week: Asteroid City
For his eleventh feature, Wes Anderson uses all the tricks to prove he’s not losing his sentimental and visual playfulness.
Film of the week – Talk to me review + Past Lives giveaway
The new Australian cult horror film delivers the goods but falls short of brilliance.
Films of the week: Barbieheimer
It is the long-awaited double-bill of the year from two acclaimed-filmmakers: Barbie versus Oppenheimer.