All posts tagged review

Audiences might not know that they wanted to see a film about a violent Taiwanese...

If a lifetime of the pursuit of pleasure and literally running away...

Max Gill’s non-gender specific adaptation of Schnitzler’s La Ronde is relevant and...

Imagination is a wild animal: if we let it off its...

2016 seemed to be the year of long-delayed sequels....

Some road movies enter the cultural zeitgeist, such as Thelma...

Elio has resigned himself to another long, hot, vaguely boring summer...

Most parties start off with a bang and end with a whimper but Sally Potter’s...

A church isn’t the most conventional venue for a gig, but then...

The Misandrists is a publicly funded underground art film. To the...