Film Review: Wildlife (2018)
In his quiet but remarkably assured directorial debut, Paul Dano offers a rich and elegant portrait of 1960s marital discontent. Wildlife, adapted by Dano…
Film Review: BlacKkKlansman (2018)
Spike Lee has always preferred to explore race relations in America head on. His latest film BlacKkKlansman, which he directed and wrote, is no different….
Film Review: The Wife (2017)
For too long, women’s abilities, ambitions and achievements have been sidelined by, and for, men. And for too long, this has been masked and…
Film Review: RBG (2018)
Gender Equality Advocate. Associate Justice of the United States Supreme Court. Notorious RBG. At 85-years-old, Ruth Bader Ginsburg has become somewhat of an unexpected pop…
Film Review – Sicario: Day of the Soldado (2018)
Sicario: Day of the Soldado (Spanish for ‘Hitman: Day of the Soldier’) is the sequel to Denis Villeneuve’s much acclaimed tension-filled, dispassionately patient, action-thriller Sicario….
Film Review: Annihilation (2018)
Annihilationis a rarity – a film with action and intelligence, in equal measure. Alex Garland, who directed and adapted Jeff van der Meer’s novel,…
Film Review: Foxtrot (2017)
There are few films in recent memory which are as magnificently crafted as Israeli film Foxtrot. Skillfully directed and written by Samuel Maoz, the…
Film Review: Upgrade (2018)
In Upgrade, director and screenwriter Leigh Whannell conjures a vision of the near future in which technology’s pervasive influence has become the norm. We are…
Film Review: Walking Out (2017)
Walking Out, directed and adapted by Alex and Andrew J. Smith and based on a short story by David Quammen, is set in the…
Film Review: Columbus (2017)
“I believe if there’s any kind of God it wouldn’t be in any of us, not you or me but just this little space…