The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry
The great quest in The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry is, rather than Fry’s pilgrimage itself, the attempt…
By Will SnellThe great quest in The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry is, rather than Fry’s pilgrimage itself, the attempt…
By Will SnellAV Rockwell’s debut feature may be yet another deep dive into the racial exploitation of America’s inner cities…
By Matthew McMillanAt one point during God’s Petting You, a bemused therapist (played by Alice Lowe) berates the film’s narrator,…
By Andrew MurrayFounded in 2008, GiveDirectly has since become one of the fastest-growing non-profit organisations of the 21st century. Their…
By Andrew MurrayFede Álvarez’s 2013 reboot of Sam Raimi’s infamously sharp-witted, gloriously gruesome and erroneously politicised Evil Dead franchise was…
By Matthew McMillanAlbert Serra’s Pacifiction opens in a Tahitian nightclub. Bathed in unappealing pink lighting and playing music that sounds almost…
By Andrew MurraySigne feels invisible. Realising the immediate attention people pay to tragedies, she starts to embellish stories – details…
By Selina SondermannFor June, the prospect of being home alone, having friends over and hosting parties is what softens the…
By Selina SondermannHow to Blow Up a Pipeline is one of the most smartly constructed thrillers in years. It’s an…
By Musanna AhmedNetflix’s The Last Kingdom had a solid run. Three strong seasons, then a weaker fourth, which prompted its…
By Will Snell