Review: Plainclothes – “a masterful concoction of sights and sounds with brilliant editing work and an original soundtrack to die for”
In a world that’s once again becoming hostile to the LGBTQ+ community at an alarming rate, films like Plainclothes aren’t just timely....
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Review: Young Hearts – “Lyrical, tender, gorgeously shot and boasting genuine, naturalistic performances”
If you’re wondering how many more coming-of-age stories can be told without feeling stale and repetitive, especially when dealing with...
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Review: The Uninvited -“snappy dialogue and a wealth of intense performances”
Even if you had no idea that The Uninvited was originally written as a play which didn’t make it to the stage courtesy of the Covid-19...
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Review: Sebastian – “controversial and compelling”
How far would you be willing to go in the creative process for your work to be truly honest and authentic? What kind of boundaries would...
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Review: National Anthem – “a poignant piece of work that showcases some terrific performances.”
If feature film debuts often become a cinematic wasteland for coming-of-age tales with tiresome premises, then filmmaker Luke Gilford...
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Review: Starve Acre – “an ambitious cinematic experience”
Crafting a feature debut that results in a critically acclaimed, award-winning career breakthrough is no easy task. Following that up with...
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Review: Paradise Is Burning – “an exciting new voice in world cinema.”
Scandinavian filmmaking at large continues to generate promising talent that often reaches the frequencies of Hollywood buzz. From Denmark...
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Review: Arcadian – “Cage brings his charisma as always”
Props to Oscar-winning icon Nicolas Cage, who (believe it or not) turned 60 this year, for relentlessly using his star power as a gateway...
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Review: The Beast – “A heightened sensorial experience that will hold you captive, if you let it.”
If it’s a literal beast you’re after, I’m sorry to disappoint you. This isn’t another high concept genre-flick with a CGI creature at its...
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Review: Femme – “An unapologetically queer genre film that packs a punch with a well-balanced mix of style and substance.”
After the Daniels and the Safdie Brothers (who are admittedly amongst their greatest inspiration) a new and exciting filmmaking duo is...
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