Film

Armageddon Time makes for a genuinely timely film, as James Gray takes a critical look at the events of his childhood and its underlying issues.

A24’s Aftersun beautifully encapsulates the power, fragility, and importance of memories, and does so with a soft hand. 

Black Notebooks: Ronit is an intimate portrait of a brother’s grief and a behind-the-scenes look into the work and lives of Ronit and Shlomi Elkebetz.

Netflix’s Enola Holmes 2 stars Millie Bobby Brown and Henry Cavill as siblings solving two very dangerous cases.

Korean gangster films are some of my favorites. They go hard and they cut deep and that’s no different for Epic Pictures’ Hot Blooded.

All Quiet on the Western Front is a remake of a film almost 100 years old. But the anti-war messaging remains as pertinent now.

Netflix’s The Chalk Link (Jaula) manages to deliver on each build-up of tension that the narrative puts into action.

Tár is a compellingly crafted symphony of self-destruction, featuring a magnetic performance from Cate Blanchett & a thoughtful story.

Prime Video’s Run Sweetheart Run moves from a rom-com set-up to an unsettlingly dark horror race to survive the night.

Religious and body horror combine in Hellhole, directed by Bartosz M. Kowalski and written by Kowalski and Mirella Zaradkiewicz.