Director Nadav Lapid’s brilliant, showy set-pieces present a caricature of decadence and heartlessness in a society haunted by 7 October.
YES is a fierce, stylised confrontational caricature-satire in its sexualised choreography thats almost radioactive with political pain. With icy …
The 2025 Punjabi drama short film, A SILENT ESCAPE, carries a heavy burden of shedding light on the uncomfortable topic of child trafficking and exploitation in a lasting enough fashion to get its point across to a large audience, …
HAMLET at National Theatre Live, Experience A Visceral, Modern Masterpiece Brought to Cinematic Life. In the vast and storied history of Shakespearean performance, the role of Hamlet stands as the ultimate challenge, a part that has tested and defined actors …
There is nothing more boring than a biopic. Too often conceived with fidelity than creativity, they follow generally the same formula of of presenting a historical figure’s life in straightforward fashion hitting the identical beats of birth, early years, and …
Werner Herzog is no stranger to stories depicting people driven by mad and doomed desires. At first, his latest movie feels like a natural successor to that line of ill-fated adventures as he follows Steve Boyes, a South African naturalist, …
Sweet as cassata, SOLO MIO is a rom com for the mature age that follows Matt Taylor (Kevin James), an earnest fifty something elementary school art teacher whose dream Italian wedding falls apart when his fiancée abandons him at the …
In the late ’70s, director Francis Ford Coppola, accompanied by his family, and crew, travelled to the Philippines to begin work on what could become Apocalypse Now. But it soon became one of the most notorious shoots in cinema …
A Congolese gynaecologist and humanitarian named Denis Mukwege (played by Isaach De Bankolé) has made it his life goal to treat women who have been severely raped and brutalized within The Democratic Republic of the Congo, and despite …
ANDAMOOKA begins in a dirty bathroom, a plain faced woman crying into the mirror. The raw lighting and sparse design smacks of Australian classics like Lantana or Somersault. You would be forgiven for thinking something dark and twisted was …
Disowned at birth by his obscenely wealthy family, blue-collar Becket Redfellow (Glen Powell) will stop at nothing to reclaim his inheritance, no matter how many relatives stand in his way.
HOW TO MAKE A KILLING opens in cinemas on the …