Category: Reviews
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Film Stars Don’t Die in Liverpool Review
This film is so touching, so warm and so tender ā and just to top it all off, there’s even a disco-dancing scene featuring the two lead roles. Billy Elliot may have grown up, but he didn’t forget how to boogie. Read More >
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Call Me By Your Name Review
In order for this to work, we require strong performances, and Chalamet and Hammer are simply magnetic in the leading roles. Read More >
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Breathe Review
At the very core of the narrative is a story of true love, and there’s nothing quite as cinematic as that. Read More >
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The Exception Review
This feature feels as unfortunately akin to the sort of show you’d stumble across on the smaller screen circa the early 90s. Read More >
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Home Again Review
So horrendously mawkish it’s hard to get your head around in parts. Read More >
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Maudie Review
In spite of the warmth that emanates from this title, it can be accused of feeling a little televisual in its approach, as the sort of film you’d happily sit down and watch on a quiet Sunday afternoon Read More >
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A Ghost Story Review
Cās journey from denial to acceptance is powerfully portrayed through visuals, giving A Ghost Story the essence of a silent picture. Read More >
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My Cousin Rachel Review
Though telling an immensely dramatic, complex tale, the film thrives in its subtlety, with so much to take in, and so much you may even miss. Read More >
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L’Amant Double Review
Ozon also directs L’Amant Double with an approach that resembles someone throwing the kitchen sink at the screen and then the cutlery draw shortly after. Read More >
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Everything, Everything Review
Everything, Everything is evidence that an ending can ruin a movie. Read More >
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