Money Monster Review
THE stakes are high as Jodie Foster directs the likes of George Clooney and Julia Roberts in Money Monster, a financial thriller that swiftly picks up after a concerning opening to play as a generally...
Arrival Review
DENIS Villeneuve brings another enjoyable piece albeit of a different nature to previous efforts with Arrival, an intriguing mix of human drama and alien invasion headlined by Amy Adams and Jeremy Renner.
The piece starts...
Midnight Special Review
GRADUALLY building a name for himself thanks to previous works Take Shelter and Mud, Jeff Nichols reunites with Michael Shannon for Midnight Special, an entertaining, intriguing and often intense mixture of family drama, on-the-run...
The Gift Review
THE diverse Joel Edgerton stars in and makes his feature directorial debut in The Gift, a genuinely chilling thriller which successfully presents itself as a memorable deliverance of unpredictability and thorough intrigue.
A couple, Simon...
The Wonders Trailer and Review
FOLLOWING from her 2011 debut Corpo Celeste, Alice Rohrwacher’s second feature The Wonders is not only a superior work to her debut but also an impressive character study that represents why Italian cinema of...
Hell or High Water Review
THE familiar narrative of cops taking on criminals forms the basis for Hell or High Water, an intriguing modern western that not only grips with genuine effect but progressively gets better as the film builds...
Summertime Review
THE story of a romance between a farmer's daughter and a feminist in 1970s Paris forms the basis for Summertime, an engaging French morality drama from the director of the equally-impressive Leaving, Catherine Corsini.
In 1971 during the...
Valley of Love Review
THIRTY-SIX years after last appearing on screen together in Loulou, two of France’s most influential actors, Gerard Depardieu and Isabelle Huppert reunite for Valley of Love, an engaging drama helped by the retained watchable...
Rams Review
A RIVALRY between two brothers on a farm in Iceland is centre stage for Rams, an often darkly humorous yet unexpectedly moving drama that acts as a quality example of modern Nordic cinema courtesy...
Julieta Review
PEDRO Almodovar is one of the most, if not the most, consistent directors in world cinema today and his 20th feature, Julieta proves that, even if it is not on par with his more...
