Film Review: Gemini Man (2019)
byWritten by David Nagle Originally published 7 October 2019 They were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn’t stop to think…
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Film Review: In this Corner of the World (2016)
byWritten by Nick Bugeja Originally published 6 December 2017 Hayao Miyazaki’s Studio Ghibli has experienced so much success that, in the public mind, it…
Film Review: Her (2013)
bySet in the not-so-distant future, Her takes place in a world where technology has come so far that operating systems have been programmed intuitively and provide services resembling human interactions and relationships.
Film Review: The World is Funny (2012)
byOne of the most notable elements of the film, is its aside from the well-told political tension of the region; opting in favour to sway away from politics and instead pull focus on the every day and social interactions of Israel and its people. The World is Funny is not only a terrific Israeli film, but also a universal and intrinsically humanistic one.
Film Review: The Master (2012)
byWritten by Jemima Bucknell Originally published 5 November 2012 Freddie Quell (Joaquin Phoenix) a WWII veteran turned drifting vagrant, wakes up on the ocean-liner…