- June 1, 2026
Tuner review – woefully off-key
Cinema has the power to shape perceptions of entire groups of people. People with AIDS are Tom Hanks in Philadelphia (1993);
Hacks was always a love story
Hacks contains multitudes; at once it’s a giddy comedy, an unpredictable drama, and an endlessly fruitful sitcom, but more than anything, Hacks
Andrzej Wajda’s Cinema of Complicated Defiance at…
The end of the war does not produce liberation, but merely transforms one unstable political condition into another. The final
The End of It – first-look review
Despite an intriguing sci-fi premise, Maria Martínez Bayona’s feature debut is a tonally mismatched and unintentionally comedic slog. As tradition
Rewind Barcelona – first-look review
In Noah Baumbach’s debut feature film Kicking and Screaming, an aimless recent college grad played by Chris Eigeman laments himself for
Gentle Monster – first-look review
Four years ago, Austrian director Marie Kreutzer went from the high of a Cannes Film Festival full of rave reviews of
What to watch at SXSW London
SXSW London returns for its second edition this June, bringing its multifaceted tangle of film, TV, music, technology and culture
Has streaming killed Star Wars?
In a 2023 interview, Liam Neeson, who played Jedi Master Qui-Gon Jin in The Phantom Menace, chalked up his disillusionment with the
Kokuho review – a kabuki star is born
Within a short time of being introduced to the budding kabuki performer at the centre of Lee Sang-il’s hit Japanese film
The joy and struggle of the movie makeover
Unfortunately, the more impressionable the girl, the more the world infringes on her malleable sense of self. “You look a lot