Film Review: What If It Works? (2017)
Films about mental illness aren’t the easiest things to make. There are so many nuances to understand and avenues to explore, difficulties which are…
Film Review: Beatriz at Dinner (2017)
If you want to write a film which explores a certain group of people it’s usually a very good idea to structure the story…
Film Review: Mother! (2017)
Say what you will about Darren Aronofsky, he’s never been a director that shies away from making films that puzzle and test you. Since…
Film Review: It (2017)
If you’ve never read Stephen King’s It then it’s probably a good idea to clear some time out of your schedule and get through…
Film Review: The Dinner (2017)
Herman Koch, a Dutch writer and actor, wrote a novel called Het diner in 2009 which turned out to be a runaway success. Becoming…
Film Review: The King’s Choice (2016)
With so much content coming out every year about the Second World War it’s easy to become complacent with just how massive the years…
Film Review: The Wall (2017)
Iraq, 2005. Two years after Bush the sequel stood in front of a banner that proudly declared ‘Mission Accomplished’, guerrilla warfare is still raging…
Film Review: An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to Power (2017)
In 2006 Al Gore rocked the world with An Inconvenient Truth, a watershed moment when the concept and threat of global warming finally slotted…
Film Review: Descent Into the Maelstrom (2017)
The heady days of the Aussie rock scene circa 1970s must be a favourite subject of Jonathan Sequeira, for his debut film he has…
Film Review: Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017)
Fifteen years, three separate franchises, and three actors. Spider-Man has been a bit like the film equivalent of a lost puppy since the turn…