A Big Bold Beautiful Journey
In an age of discordance born from ubiquitous digitalisation, people are increasingly turning to nostalgia as a coping…
By Antonia GeorgiouIn an age of discordance born from ubiquitous digitalisation, people are increasingly turning to nostalgia as a coping…
By Antonia GeorgiouAn adaptation of Richard Linklater’s 2001 film of the same name, Tape sees two high school friends reunite…
By Andrew MurrayNeo Sora’s Happyend unfolds in a near-future Tokyo that feels both familiar and subtly uncanny, a city where…
By Christina YangIt’s a situation many of us know all too well, or can at least sympathise with: being caught…
By Selina SondermannBased on Walter Mosley’s novel of the same name, The Man in My Basement takes us to 1990s…
By Guy LambertWith Jaws approaching its 50th anniversary, it’s tempting to watch any film in the microgenre with an expectation…
By Christina YangCelebrating its world premiere at the 50th edition of the Toronto International Film Festival is Scottish screen legend…
By Selina SondermannA climate gala on a Greek island sees billionaires from all walks of life congregate. Among them is…
By Selina SondermannWhen anthropologist Margaret Mead was asked about the earliest signs of civilisation, her students expected to learn about…
By Selina SondermannHailed as the last ever feature in the historical drama phenomenon from writer Julian Fellowes, Downton Abbey: The…
By Ezelle Alblas