The easy uneasiness of Viggo Mortensen
[ad_1] Throughout these performances something chameleonic about Mortensen as an actor materialises. There’s a softness to the way he carries himself as Tom Stall and yet,
The Strangers: Chapter 2 review – a humourless…
[ad_1] Something you might not know about The Strangers: Chapter 2 – other than that it even exists to begin with – is that it is
Brides review – superficial treatment of a complex subject
[ad_1] A teen road-trip yarn with a twist, exploring the lure of religious fundamentalism and a rot at the core of the British state. In
Playground Love: How Air scored The Virgin…
[ad_1] Nevertheless, Coppola knew what she wanted and, pressed for time, Godin and Dunckle returned to the studio for a weekend. In need of vocals, they
Ghost Trail review – subtle to a fault
[ad_1] Jonathan Millet’s Ghost Trail played at the Cannes Film Festival a full year before Jafar Panahi’s Palme d’Or-winning It Was Just an Accident, which is
Lurker – first-look review | Little White Lies
[ad_1] In his controversial but undeniably significant smash hit ‘Stan’, Eminem relayed the story of an obsessive fan who would do anything to get the
A Big Bold Beautiful Journey review – Kogonada…
[ad_1] Early into the namesake for A Big Bold Beautiful Journey, David (Colin Farrell) and Sarah (Margot Robbie) venture back in time to his high school, on
A film feast for the senses in the Italian Alps
[ad_1] Between screenings, a diverse lineup of gastronomic experiences, talks and theatre led our culinary horizons to new frontiers. Tastings of Fresa di Ittiri cheese from Sardinia and
One Battle After Another review – another…
[ad_1] Sometimes, it takes the creative impetus of a great filmmaker to finally pick up that chunky novel that’s been sitting gathering dust on your book
Happyend review – a fraying coming-of-age story…
[ad_1] From its opening moments, Neo Sora’s Happyend evokes a world aflame with uncertainty. Title cards bearing cryptic phrases about old systems, restless enforcers, and crumbling