‘Stars At Noon’ – Review

With its sweaty atmospheric style and stream of conscious narrative, auteur filmmaker Claire Denis’ Stars At Noon is a romantic thriller with a twist and is anchored by an incredibly committed performance from rising talent Margaret Qualley. A young American journalist Trish (Margaret Qualley) stranded in present-day Nicaragua falls for an enigmatic Englishman (Joe Alwyn) […]

‘Moss & Freud’ – A Beautifully Crafted Portrait of Art, Identity and Connection – Review

‘Emily’ – Review

Captured with an eye for ethereal yet haunting beauty, Emily is a bold story of the romantic era that captures the dawning of an artist as the famed Emily Brontë finds her voice, and how she came to write the infamous story of Wuthering Heights. Imagines the transformative, exhilarating, and uplifting journey to womanhood of […]

‘Moss & Freud’ – A Beautifully Crafted Portrait of Art, Identity and Connection – Review

‘The Menu’ – Review

With its sharp wit and savagely smart narrative, director Mark Mylod’s The Menu is a film experience of dark satirical fun. Its unexpected, twisting thrills will keep you on edge until the final moment. Young couple Margot (Anya Taylor-Joy) and Tyler (Nicholas Hoult) travel to a remote island to eat at Hawthorne, an exclusive restaurant […]

‘Moss & Freud’ – A Beautifully Crafted Portrait of Art, Identity and Connection – Review

‘The Woman King’ – Review

Prepare for a new type of historical action adventure with Gina Prince-Bythewood’s The Woman King which brings audiences into a new historical epic and the action hits hard. In the 1800s, a group of all-female warriors protects the African kingdom of Dahomey with skills and fierceness unlike anything the world has ever seen. Faced with […]

‘Moss & Freud’ – A Beautifully Crafted Portrait of Art, Identity and Connection – Review

‘Mammals’ – Review

If you’re seeking variety in your streaming options then Prime Video is the place to visit, and their latest series, the darkly nuisance comedy-drama Mammals is a series that will take you by surprise. What starts as a romantic getaway, quickly escalates into a dark comedy-drama that explores the truths at the heart of modern […]

‘Clarkson’s Farm’ Season Five – Diddly Squat Delivers Another Winning Harvest – Review

‘Black Panther: Wakanda Forever’ – Review

There are few films that arrive with the weight of expectation on them as Marvel’s Black Panther: Wakanda Forever. Since the tragic death of Chadwick Boseman, whose take on King T’Challa achieved iconic status in the MCU in just four film appearances, many were questioning how director and co-writer Ryan Coogler would be able to […]

‘Moss & Freud’ – A Beautifully Crafted Portrait of Art, Identity and Connection – Review

Guy Ritchie brings out the dapper spy cool in ‘Operation Fortune: Ruse de guerre’

We’ve been waiting with bated breath to see what the fate of Guy Ritchie’s upcoming dapper spy thriller Operation Fortune: Ruse de guerre would be, and after some very long delays it’s now confirmed to arrive in cinemas next year in January 2023. After the intense rush of action that they delivered in 2021’s Wrath […]

Christopher Nolan delivers a colossal epic with ‘The Odyssey’

‘My Policeman’ – Review

In a journey that examines the cost of love and the passing of time, filmmaker Michael Grandage brings to life the beautiful and emotional story of My Policeman, and this film is sure to make every audience member shed a tear. Set in 1950s Brighton, a gay policeman, Tom Burgess (Harry Styles), marries schoolteacher Marion […]

‘Moss & Freud’ – A Beautifully Crafted Portrait of Art, Identity and Connection – Review