All posts tagged review

In an idyllic summer in 1981, shy nine-year-old Cáit (a show-stealing...

Last February, English electronic music group Metronomy released their seventh...

Gaspar Noé, generally a director of provocations, has made an elegant and candid feature in...

It’s always exciting when writer/directors Daniel Kwan and Daniel...

Marking the directorial debut of Rosalind Moss, Father Stu takes us on the spiritual odyssey...

Nashville-based band Larkin Poe have rock‘n’roll on the mind as...

If Joker was exploited by Todd Philips to be a Scorsese homage within...

Grossing only $2 million worldwide against a $50 million budget, The Contractor should now be...

It’s not often that critics see real risks being taken on big productions, but...

Chekhov’s Uncle Vanya arrives at Old Red Lion Theatre not with a bang...