Ming On (Mad Fate)
It all starts so promisingly: the first act of Ming On teases a hardboiled, wonderfully gruesome supernatural thriller…
By Oliver JohnstonIt all starts so promisingly: the first act of Ming On teases a hardboiled, wonderfully gruesome supernatural thriller…
By Oliver JohnstonRegrettably, the understated rewards of director Dustin Guy Defa’s The Adults come with a caveat – a potentially…
By Oliver JohnstonAfter straying to Cannes’s Un Certain Regard with last year’s More Than Ever, Emily Atef is back in…
By Selina SondermannA Black woman in a cage is carted into the desert by a group of men wearing gas…
By Selina SondermannThe first day of Competition films at the Berlinale culminates with a real banger after a lukewarm opening…
By Selina SondermannOn 3rd June 2017, after grocery shopping, Reality Winner (Sydney Sweeney) pulls up to her house where she…
By Selina SondermannAs demonstrated by the omnipresent Netflix logo kicking things off, South Korean action spectacle Kill Boksoon comes to…
By Oliver JohnstonCamil is struggling with his place in the world – a world he perceives as dominated by women.…
By Selina SondermannAre explanatory voiceovers in films taking the easy way out? Cinema is a visual medium, and yet, whether…
By Oliver JohnstonWayward teen Jonny (Kiah McKirnan) is sent away to live with a distant relative, Hildie (Alicia Silverstone), despite…
By Selina Sondermann