All posts tagged review

Make it about masculinity, make it about family, but please don’t ever make...

“Mother. Last night I had a dream. I saw tiny microbes...

Trolls believes that the secret to happiness is singing and dancing. Woe betide you...

After its ecstatic Cannes premiere, there’s a level of expectation that comes...

Kenneth Lonergan is obsessed by death. His features have all revolved...

Set in contemporary Saudi Arabia, Mahmoud...

It would be strangely disappointing if Shavua Ve Yom (One...

Catalonian film director Albert Serra’s...

Slovenian director Žiga Virc has dubbed his film...

For all the fuss British films tend to make over the pastoral landscapes of...