The Courier

Without hyperbole, Zackary Adler’s The Courier is perhaps the worst film of the year. It’s...

Jumanji: The Next Level

It’s more respawn and replay than bold new adventure in Jake Kasdan’s sequel Jumanji:...

Secret Cinema Presents Stranger Things: An uncanny, immersive delight

I might be no stranger to Secret Cinema (I’m five...

Romeo and Juliet: Beyond Words premiere: On the red carpet with Francesca Hayward, William Bracewell and director William Trevitt

Fiddler: A Miracle of Miracles

Everyone in (or into) musicals knows Fiddler on the Roof. “I was in a production...

Aquarela

If you had told this critic that watching Al Gore present a lesson on global...

The Bikes of Wrath

The Bikes of Wrath is a documentary that follows five Australians as they cycle 2,600...

Pink Wall

In a story of six years laid out in six scenes, Weekend actor Tom Cullen’s...

Sons of Denmark

It only takes a quick look at the headlines to see we’re living in a...

Servant

The real question isn’t whether or not to watch Servant but whether or not to...

The Cave

There are few people we meet whose true remarkableness rises above the realm of the...

Into the Mirror

Most of us experience a period of struggle to claim an honest sense of self,...

The Wolf’s Call

“Human beings come in three kinds: the living, the dead, and those who go to...

Invasion Planet Earth

Simon Cox (Driven) writes and directs this sci-fi labour of love. Two decades in the...

StarDog and TurboCat

Director Ben Smith calls on Luke Evans (Beauty and the Beast) and Nick Frost (Hot...

So Long, My Son

Where to start with Wang Xiaoshuai’s (Beijing Bicycles) epic So Long, My Son? Nearly three...

Ordinary Love

A world doesn’t have to be spectacular to be cinematic – often the most enthralling...

Honey Boy

Welcome to the Shia LaBeouf show. It feels like the 33-year-old has been with us...

Heimat is a Space in Time

This experimental essay film owes a lot to Chris Marker, and especially to his classic...

Knives Out

During the Christmas season, when relatives are wound as tightly as tinsel on the tree...

Don Johnson discusses Knives Out, Jamie Lee Curtis and the fun of playing villains

From Rian Johnson, the director of Star Wars:...

The Party’s Just Beginning

Written and directed by Karen Gillan in her directorial debut, The Party’s...

Shooting the Mafia

Can a series of photographs fight back against tyranny and a culture of fear? Director...

I Lost My Body

It’s the simplest of stories that manage to tug most powerfully at the soul, and I...

Atlantics

It’s difficult to know where to start with Atlantics. It’s a film of firsts, first...