The Goldman Case
It is perhaps a haphazard comparison, but Cédric Khan’s true courtroom drama, The Goldman Case, has faint, heterogeneous…
By Matthew McMillanIt is perhaps a haphazard comparison, but Cédric Khan’s true courtroom drama, The Goldman Case, has faint, heterogeneous…
By Matthew McMillanOrlando: My Political Biography is a curious text, sitting awkwardly between a modern re-working and an essayistic contemplation…
By Matthew McMillanRosalie (Nadia Tereszkiewicz) is a character born out of director Stephanie Di Gusto’s encounter and subsequent fascination with…
By Matthew McMillanFor all the promising fertile ground on which Franklin is sown, the overwhelming takeaway from the Apple TV+…
By Matthew McMillanBlack Flies is a New York film if ever there was one; a dark, grimy, dirty assault on…
By Matthew McMillanThe title of this Mongolian film speaks to anyone who has ever felt overwhelmed, or disillusioned at the…
By Matthew McMillanBanel & Adama is a film of striking individuality. Its setting also provides a head-turning break from custom,…
By Matthew McMillanFamiliar horror preoccupations are transposed to the unfamiliar cinematic landscape of the palaeolithic age in Andrew Cumming’s intriguing,…
By Matthew McMillanThe kitchen drama is something that has increasingly arrested the attention of audiences in recent years, worming its…
By Matthew McMillanScratch the surface of most art, and a study of duplexity will reveal itself – a tug of…
By Matthew McMillan