All posts tagged review

Set in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Mama Colonel...

The characters in a film certainly don’t need to be likeable, but they must...

For three tense days in April 1940, the future of Norway...

One of Shakespeare’s cruellest characters takes on a new, strangely likeable form...

What this film may lack in plot it has in relevance: it will most certainly...

The Philippines is the current record holder for Asia’s highest birth rate,...

Documenting privileged life in NYC has become a tired endeavour: Noah Baumbach,...

The international premiere of Naoko Ogigami’s...

The terrorist attack on the Bataclan in Paris in 2015 spread fear like...

How (Not) to Live in Suburbia by Annie Siddons is witty, wry,...