Film Review: The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society (2018)
byThe Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society is a terrible name for a rather lovely film. In this age of CGI cataclysms and superhero…
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Film Review: Loveless (2017)
byAndrey Zvyagintsev, master of nihilism, focuses all his dark energies on his latest work Loveless. An existential drama about a lost boy, and in…
Film Review: I Feel Pretty (2018)
byAmy Schumer stars in I Feel Pretty, directed and written by Abby Kohn and Marc Silverstein (How to Be Single, He’s Just Not That…
Film Review: Chappaquiddick (2017)
byThe fates were particularly cruel to the Kennedy family in the 20th century. Everyone knows about John F. Kennedy’s infamous motorcade through downtown Dallas,…
Film Review: The Party (2017)
byWritten and directed by Sally Potter, The Party is a black and white art film with several great performances and a lot of thoughts…
Film Review: Abracadabra (2017)
byPablo Berger’s latest film is an apt choice to launch this year’s Spanish Film Festival, even if it isn’t Spain’s most impressive output. If…
Film Review: Isle of Dogs (2018)
byAnimation is the perfect medium for Wes Anderson. The auteur of pastel symmetry likes to mould the world to fit his preferred aesthetic, so…
Film Review: Rampage (2018)
byWithout even seeing this film there is a lot to be surmised on the facts alone. Rampage stars The Rock and a giant gorilla,…
Film Review: Truth or Dare (2018)
byWhat better game to play when you’re a young drunk college student than an old-fashioned game of Truth or Dare? But don’t think the…
Film Review: Walking Out (2017)
byWalking Out, directed and adapted by Alex and Andrew J. Smith and based on a short story by David Quammen, is set in the…