The Shape of Water Review
Yet punctuating the aesthetic gloom is a story brimming with light and indefatigable charm.
Phantom Thread Review
Phantom Thread is a masterful yet subdued piece of cinema that works as an effective study of the toxic male creative, a dark comedy and a twisted, yet still very…
Lady Bird Review
The film is remarkably well balanced in its depictions of both sides of the coming-of age narrative. The trials and tribulations experienced by both Christine and her parents’ is why…
#Time’sUp, Weinstein and the Hypocrisy of Hollywood
If the last months have shown us anything it’s that sexism, misogyny and abuse is systemic and widespread in all industries, so we must be thorough, consistent and committed in…
Review with Puppies Ep.1
Are you a film buff? Our film editor Finnian Williamson sits down with fellow film buff Kevin Nguyen to review The Florida Project, Call Me By Your Name and Three…
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V and Me
I found his unabashed adoration of the film enticing, albeit one I couldn’t help questioning in my head. Ryan Suckling writes
Discovering Whiteley with James Bogle
Ryan Suckling interviews James Bogle, whose film Whiteley, a docu-drama based on the life and art of Australian artist Brett Whiteley, was released this year.
The Homeliest of Films
Recommendations from Clinton Ducas, Cindy Shi, Jorge Luis Fonseca and Julian Coleman.
Review: Raw and her cannibalism
An unflinching and bloody investigation into forbidden female sexuality. Ryan Suckling reviews.