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Film Review: Leave No Trace (2018)

Leave No Trace is a new film by Debra Granik (Winter’s Bone), which has a similar exploration of a father and daughter’s relationship. Originally…

The first Mission Impossible was a forgettable film, but there’s a part that stuck in the cultural memory and set the series on its…

Bust out the champers. It’s time to party because Mamma Mia is back. With the stage musical returning to Melbourne just last week, it’s…

Choosing to cast two unmistakably heterosexual men as a gay couple isn’t necessarily a crime; filmmakers do it all the time. But if you’re…

For the Love of God, or to use its full title: For the Love of God: How the Church is Better and Worse Than…

Ten years and eighteen films have built towards Infinity War. This has to be one of the most ambitious undertakings that anyone has ever…

Parents cock-blocking their kids. This is where cinema is at in 2018. Teenage girls being reminded that they don’t know better and need John…

Directed by James Marsh, The Mercy is the story of Donald Crowhurst (Colin Firth), an amateur sailor who likes to head out on the…

From the opening act, Red Sparrow marks itself as a film bathed in studio boardroom ambition. A spy, a ballerina, a cruel twist of fate and…

What kind of film do you imagine when you hear the words “Andy Serkis‘ directorial debut”? The man who was at the vanguard of…