Grand Tour is a one-of-a-kind film, and one that will stick with you.
"The Story of Souleymane" anchors the Alliance Française French Film Festival 2025 season
L'Histoire Du Solomon is essential viewing for those interested in current affairs, and also marks the upcoming launch of the 2025 Alliance Française French Film Festival.
FILM REVIEW: “Black Dog” is a lonesome ballad of self-redemption
Black Dog wears this heritage proudly on its sleeve, to ground a film that can at times feel too universal.
INTERVIEW: Director Payal Kapadia's 'All We Imagine As Light' is a fresh, energetic enigma
We speak to Payal Kapardia about her new film, loitering, urban expansion, and rice cookers.
FILM REVIEW: "Sing Sing" is a conventional but convincing character study of hope and redemption
The raw enormity of the feelings on screen are undeniably moving, and I found myself teary-eyed at a few points throughout.
FILM REVIEW: "Holy Cow” is a hasty, single-serve coming-of-age with a good heart
Despite its rush to finish, Holy Cow is funny, warm and runs its course with a wry charm befitting of the characters.
FILM REVIEW: “The Seed of the Sacred Fig” is a fiery cocktail of grief and triumph
In an age so inundated with the complexity, knowledge and trauma of oppression across the globe, it is immensely inspiring to bear witness to a war cry for future freedom.
FILM REVIEW: "The Monk and the Gun" is a stunning but fragmented glimpse of history and human nature
The Monk and the Gun has a real heart. One worth seeing if you’re after some visually delightful, narratively relaxed escapism.
St. ALi Italian Film Festival 2024: "Confidenza" is an airtight, breathless psychodrama
Confidenza (Trust) sets a very high bar for this season's ST. Ali Italian Film Festival.
FILM REVIEW: "When the Light Breaks": A slow-burning ballet of guilt and grief
Impeccable performances bring every ounce of doubt and anguish to the fore without even opening their mouths.
FILM REVIEW: "The Convert" is a historic odyssey with an important tale to tell
Deeper questions, larger themes and broader messages are at play here.
FILM REVIEW: "In the Room Where He Waits" is a thrilling plunge into repression and grief
In the Room Where He Waits is the feature debut of Australian writer-director Timothy Desphina Marshall, and a thrilling one at that.
FILM REVIEW: "The Beast's" convoluted hot-people-parade winds up lost in its own ambition
Indecisive between whether it’s trying to be Nolan or A24, The Beast is attempting to juggle contradictory balls.
FILM REVIEW: "The Sweet East" sows sublime chaos in the Disunited States
It is hard to deny that this film says a lot.
"One for the Road" feels like an idealistic but uninspired refresher on alcoholism
The film takes a swing at depicting the full breadth of a struggle against alcoholism but doesn’t dig deeper than the surface level.
Dev Patel's "Monkey Man" is a massively ambitious, tight-fisted good time
If Hollywood’s upcoming slew of original action IPs are half as passionate as Dev Patel’s debut Monkey Man, the genre’s in for another renaissance.
FILM REVIEW: "Radical" is well-intentioned, but fails to land on its feet
If you are looking for a movie to move you, Radical is not that. It is a flattering tribute to a teacher,who would expectedly also prefer it to have been a tribute to an inspiring generation of young Mexican students.