POSTS

Andrey Zvyagintsev carves out another scathing thriller cutting to the domestic bane of Russia's bloody hands.

Tom Cruise plays a wild Texan oil tycoon who has unleashed an ecological disaster, or so you may think?

Matt Damon defies the Gods in Christopher Nolan's passionately epic take on Homer's Odyssey

Sophy Romvari re-examines complex childhood memories.

Steven Spielberg's new UFO movie is too good natured for the human race.

Timothée Chalamet will not be beaten in a marathon of New York ping-pong survival madness.

A sublime ghost story of intergenerational trauma and yearning for the abyss.

A pastoral whodunit solved and save by grace.

Paul Thomas Anderson’s revolutionary satire is a blast of a gear shift.

Celine Song’s anti Rom-Com about the superficiality of dating eats its own wedding cake.

The Mission Impossible franchise goes out on an embarrassingly soppy climax that is stupidly pleasurable.

Wes Anderson’s new picture is a dreary shoebox of tired humour and business meetings with little excitement to its tasteless caper.

Ryan Coogler's undead nightmare is a riotous hell bound ode to the Blues.

Ralph Fiennes and Juliet Binoche weep in sorrow and longing during the uncertain return of the legendary Odysseus who may not be the hero they thought he was.

Multiple Robert Pattinsons, Multiple Laughs, Multiple Genres, Multiple Madness.

A weirdly wonderful stop-motion creation about mental cages and loneliness.

Mike Leigh’s post covid drama is a heart shattering showcase for Marianne Jean-Baptiste.

Timothée Chalamet shines in this entertaining if ill-balanced study of Bob Dylan’s rise and demise in 60s folk music.

A shallow and vain entry in Pablo Larraín's sad woman series.

Nicole Kidman and Harris Dickinson get kinky in this taunting but dramatically limp erotic drama.