Woman and Child – first-look review
[ad_1] It’s hard to imagine that you could go from loving a person deeply to loathing their guts and wanting them dead within a matter
Young Mothers first-look review | Little White Lies
[ad_1] The opening ceremony of this year’s Cannes Film Festival acknowledged the recent death, at just 43 years of age, of Émilie Dequenne, who won
Honey Don’t! – first-look review
[ad_1] Ethan Coen has earned the right to do whatever the hell he wants when it comes to making art. Whether that translates to whatever
The Wave – first-look review
[ad_1] There is a delicate threshold separating self-awareness from petulance, and the directors who know how to best thread it understand that saying less often
Monica Sorelle: ‘I’m working through my grief…
[ad_1] The politics of the film are impossible to ignore though, especially as those in power in the United States perpetuate falsities about Haitian immigrants
László Nemes: ‘I wanted recreate the experience…
[ad_1] The Academy Awards may be a glitzy party with an arbitrary approach to dishing out Oscars but, within the circus, are moments of gravitas.
Wes Anderson: ‘You’re hoping for the right…
[ad_1] Like many of your films, The Phoenician Scheme features a lot of fine art, and I liked that you show all the paintings in
The Mastermind – first-look review
[ad_1] It’s difficult to say what truly motivates James Blaine Mooney (Josh O’Connor) to blow up his own life. Frustration, perhaps, with an uninspired suburban
Resurrection – first-look review | Little White Lies
[ad_1] Bi Gan’s Resurrection opens with a title card that sets the scene for his third feature: we’re in a future where the secret to eternal life
The Ballad Of Wallis Island review – relishes in…
[ad_1] “No man is an island,” so goes the poem by John Donne, which was an idea resolutely rejected by Hugh Grant’s dedicated bachelor in