Matthew McMillan

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  The Mother of All Lies

  A fascinating hybrid of documentary and feature filmmaking, The...

  Matthew McMillan 25th May 2023
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  Banel & Adama

  Banel & Adama is a film of striking individuality, characteristic of...

  Matthew McMillan 24th May 2023
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  The Idol

  Sam Levinson can be a frustratingly petulant filmmaker. Aside from the behemoth,...

  Matthew McMillan 24th May 2023
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  The Book of Solutions (Le Livre des Solutions)

  The central character of Michel Gonry’s...

  Matthew McMillan 23rd May 2023
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  If Only I Could Hibernate

  The title of the first Mongolian film to play in the official...

  Matthew McMillan 23rd May 2023
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  Firebrand

  Even if Jude Law’s somewhat ruggedly attractive voice doesn’t always lend...

  Matthew McMillan 22nd May 2023
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  May December

  May December works on the level of narrative metaphysicality that Todd Haynes...

  Matthew McMillan 22nd May 2023
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  The Zone of Interest

  Scratch the surface of most art, and a study of duplexity will reveal...

  Matthew McMillan 21st May 2023
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  Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny

  A decade and a half after the fourth instalment of the...

  Matthew McMillan 20th May 2023
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  Black Flies

  Black Flies is a New York film if ever there was one; a dark, grimy,...

  Matthew McMillan 20th May 2023