All posts tagged review

For the second chapter of his Homeland trilogy, Ameer Fakher Eldin sets the stage on...

Those who visit the National Portrait...

It’s a curious balancing act for a live show to centre its own contents...

Did you hate Saltburn for prioritising shock value, rather than contributing...

As statisticians and music fiends will know, the best-selling piano album of all...

The Ukrainian competition entry Timestamp chiefly made headlines due to director...

Lionel Baier’s The Safe House (La cache) captures the turbulent political...

With Dreams (Sex Love), Norwegian writer and director Dag Johan Haugerud...

In a thoroughly undiplomatic exploration of contemporary Romanian society,...

In his first time directing solo and in fictitious spheres,...