Film Review: Incredibles 2
The Incredibles and Pixar knock it out of the park yet again.
Browsing: Film Reviews
Film Review: Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom
Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, despite not living up to a higher theatrical potential, is still a T-rex sized blockbuster
German Film Festival: The Silent Revolution
The Silent Revolution is equal parts a coming of age story and a snapshot of Germany in a time of fracture.
Film Review: Hereditary
Hereditary is the must-see horror hit of 2018 which leaves its audience in shock, disturbed uncertainty and muscle-clenching tension.
Film Review: Tully
Tully will take you on an emotional journey like no other, without a trace of sentimentality or cheap tricks.
Film Review: Evolution of Organic
This is a slower-paced documentary, but considering its gently nurturing subject matter, it appears well suited.
Film Review: SuperSapiens
SuperSapiens will leave its audience in contemplation about humankind’s future and what sort of world we may be creating.
Film Review: Midnight Oil 1984
This film is a must see for anyone who found themselves standing shoulder to shoulder with their friends and strangers screaming their lungs out in unison in a concert in the 80s.
Film Review: Gurrumul
Gurrumul is an incredibly expressive film that highlights the disconnect in aboriginal and western culture and the magnificence that was Gurrumul’s music.
Spanish Film Festival: Abracadabra
Through the laughter and silliness is a sincere look at relationship dynamics and women in Spanish culture.
Film Review: I Feel Pretty
Schumer and crew have managed to produce a film that while light on laughs still delivers a spirited and purposeful message.
Opera Film Review: La Traviata
La Traviata is brim full of luscious music and gorgeous singing – it is never heavy – and the story line is as relevant today as it was when it was first premiered in 1853.
Film Review: The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society
The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society is thoroughly enjoyable film. A sure hit with romance gurus and plenty of substance and style to entertain all other film goers too.
Film Review: LBJ
Reiner has directed a work which is neither a tedious history lesson, nor a hagiography. This is first-and-foremost a totally engaging piece of film-making.
Film Review: Truth or Dare
Truth or Dare is a film that will scratch the itch that most horror fans crave.
Film Review: The Party
This is one of the most grown-up English-language comedies to hit the screens in a long time.
Film Review: The Guy From Oklahoma
This Mexican production examines the life and work of James Anado McLauchlin, an American ex-pat living in the town of San Miguel de Allende.
Film Review: Sea Dreaming Girls
Funne is a work that just oozes charm. These women are relatable, likable and hilarious.
Film Review: The Bookshop
But don’t be fooled by the Englishness and gentleness: this is an intense, strong and somewhat harrowing tale.
Film Review: Paul, Apostle of Christ
Director Andrew Hyatt’s Paul, Apostle of Christ, is an engaging film that never lets up.