All posts tagged review

Freeing the character from the limitations of Shakespeare’s...

Aquarius is a large, stunning demonstration of what world cinema can do so well: a...

Not many Filipino names come up in the international film industry; Brillante...

Olivier Assayas has delivered a fundamentally strange, disquieting picture....

Little Miss Sunshine for the revolutionary, with an Into the Wild...

The summer’s major blockbuster at the...

At an unexpected crossroads between poetry, theatre and...

In her sophomore album, Meghan Trainor is all about that sass. Thank You is a...

After the unexpected death of her husband, Joan Didion wrote in her devastating,...

In a time of political uncertainty, the debut album from Oscar, (his full name and...