Category: Reviews
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The Colony – Review
While undoubtedly a remarkable set of events, they simply haven’t been presented in the best possible manner. Read More >
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Learning to Drive – Review
An undemanding, light picture that merrily coasts along, albeit never quite changing gear. Read More >
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Holding the Man – Review
With a beautiful soundtrack and a tremendous chemistry between the leading stars, Holding the Man is a truly accomplished film that is exceedingly easy to invest in. Read More >
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Mon Roi – Review
The investment we have with Tony would be devalued had it not been for the breathtaking performance by Bercot, rightly awarded for her efforts at Cannes last year, where she shared the best actress accolade with Rooney Mara for her indelible turn in Carol. Read More >
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Love & Friendship – Review
Kate Beckinsale turns in one of her finest performances to date as this Machiavellian schemer. Read More >
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The Handmaiden – Review (Cannes Film Festival)
Park Chan-wook’s The Handmaiden is like a corkscrew: the plot slowly twisting and turning, but gradually focusing in on one point… Read More >
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Café Society – Review (Cannes Film Festival)
Café Society, starring an utterly captivating Kristen Stewart, is, from the very outset, one of Woody Allen’s most visually interesting films. Read More >
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Despite the Falling Snow – Review
The striking, intriguing narrative is cheapened by the presentation, and the way this story has been told. Read More >
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Knight of Cups – Review
Even The Thin Red Line showed hints of the future, incredibly challenging Malickian adventures. But with Knight of Cups it becomes annoying. It’s like someone threw a grenade at the script and used the leftovers. Read More >
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