Film Review

Many people were left disappointed by David Ayer’s Suicide Squad in 2016. Whether it was down to the screenplay, editing or casting choices, there was still a lot of potential to be unlocked with the story of Amanda Waller and her Suicide…

After the billion dollar success of the Pirates Of The Caribbean franchise, Disney attempt to set sail on another theme park ride-inspired adaptation with Jungle Cruise. One might legitimately wonder how they have made a movie out of a…

Fresh from premiering at this year's Tribeca Film Festival, science fiction film Settlers explores Mankind's earliest settlers on the Martian frontier do what they must to survive the cosmic elements and each other. Our introduction to…

Bye Bye, Morons (Original title: Adieu les Cons) is a French comedy-drama that stars and is directed by Irréversible actor Albert Dupontel. The film follows forty-something hairdresser Suze (Virginie Efira) who decides to go looking for…

Selected as Saudi Arabia’s official entry for Best International Feature Film at the 2021 Academy Awards, Shahad Ameen's directorial debut feature Scales marks the country's fourth-ever submission in the history of the Oscars. The film is…

In The Place of No Words a young boy ventures into a fantasy world to deal with the reality of his father’s terminal illness. The film is a thoughtful and honest take on familial struggles, focusing on 7-year old Bodhi and his…

In 1969, a culturally significant music festival took place in the state of New York. Attracting an audience of 400,000 people, Woodstock became one of the biggest festivals in the 1960s and marked a turning point in popular music.…

Thomas Vinterberg’s Another Round has a lot more going on than even its eccentric premise would suggest. Here is a film that takes a great insecurity felt within many and, through its inciting incident and further, uses it as a means of…

At first, the many lives given to Robert Altman’s Nashville suggest no arrangement or design; much like the reverse of a tapestry, the various storylines appear to knot and tangle, intersecting at various points, with the radiant…

There is something terrifying about the idea of “family” – the undeniable, invisible bonds that connect parents with their children, brothers with their sisters. Family will do anything for family, history has told, simply by virtue of…