Film Review: Miss Sloane (2016)
byIt’s quite difficult to offer much by way of insight into Miss Sloane without giving much of the story away. The film relies on…
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Film Review: The Dancer (2016)
byIt’s that time of year again when the tricolore flutters in the breeze, the air smells faintly of baguettes and the works of Albert Camus…
Film Review: The Salesman (2016)
byAfter making what many consider to be the best film of 2011 with his masterpiece A Separation and competing for the Palme d’Or with…
Film Review: David Stratton: A Cinematic Life (2017)
byRemember that day when At the Movies finished on television and there was no more David and Margaret? It left a dark hole indeed. Their…
Film Review: Before I Fall (2017)
byAfter a dearth of teen films in 2016 (with the exception of dystopian sci-fi in Allegiant and The 5th Wave), 2017 is already off…
Film Review: Logan (2017)
byDesolate and stark, Logan is a superhero flick unlike many others. In fact with its hues of yellow, harsh landscapes, and slow burning character focus,…
Film Review: Jasper Jones (2017)
byIn 2009 Fremantle based writer Craig Silvey released the novel Jasper Jones and it quickly became a hit with critics and readers alike. In…
Film Review: Aquarius (2016)
byClara is many things: a retired music critic, a widow, a cancer survivor, a mother to three adult children. Now she is a stumbling…
Film Review: Bitter Harvest (2017)
byAbout twenty minutes into George Meneluk’s Bitter Harvest, you can’t help but feel the film is moving slightly fast. Barely developed characters are killed…
Film Review: T2 Trainspotting (2017)
byI’ll answer the first question on everyone’s minds. No, this isn’t another cash grabbing, exploitative sequel. In Danny Boyle’s hands how could T2 be…