Film Review: Drive My Car
By Rory Hawkins It is Valentine’s Day, and I am alone. My…
The Last Duel – A Medieval Movie That Eerily Rings True Today
CONTENT WARNING: This review addresses themes of violence against women and…
JIFF 2022 – An Interview with Festival Artistic Director Eddie Tamir
This March, the 2022 Jewish International Film Festival (JIFF) is coming to…
Dry Winter: Australian Film Review
Kyle Davis’ debut featurette is a bold, slice-of-life depiction of a couple…
Last Night in Soho: Review
Content warning: This review addresses themes of violence against women and…
The Failed Promise of Killing Eve
By Subham Rai Killing Eve was the show that had even Sir.…
Brilliant, Bad and Just a Little Bit Mad
Disney’s Cruella, with all the ingredients of a pulp film, manages to…
The Flood: Review
Content warning: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised that this…
Judas and The Black Messiah: A Gripping and Timely Reminder
Shaka King’s latest deals with the historic and ongoing conflict between civil…
The Little Things is a contrived, derivative mess
John Lee Hancock’s uninteresting examination of the human (male) psyche and its…
