Perfect Days Review: LFF 2023
Perfect Days is the latest observational slice of life movie from revered German director Wim Wenders With a career spanning over 50 years, Wim Wenders…
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Fancy Dance Review: LFF 2023
A missing mother is at the centre of moving debut Fancy Dance Fancy Dance is a film from award winning Native American director Erica Tremblay…
Killers of the Flower Moon Review: LFF 2023
Western crime saga Killers of the Flower Moon reunites Scorsese with some of his favourite actors The 26th film from godfather of modern American cinema…
Bonus Track Review: LFF 2023
Teens make music and memories in coming-of-age romcom Bonus Track A queer romantic coming of age comedy with a killer nostalgic soundtrack? What’s not to…
The Killer Review: LFF 2023
David Fincher’s hitman thriller The Killer is a technical marvel, but adds little new to the genre Fincher follows up 2020’s Mank with the latest…
Saltburn Review: LFF 2023
Saltburn is a deliciously depraved tale of lust, obsession and manipulation After Emerald Fennell’s directorial debut promising young woman stunned audiences and won her a…
Memory Review: LFF 2023
Two struggling New Yorkers find comfort in each other in affecting indie drama Memory Where Mexican director Michel Franco’s last two films Sundown and New…
Monster Review: LFF 2023
Monster takes a multilayered approach to classroom bullying Monster is the latest film from Japanese auteur Hirokazu Kore-eda following up on 2022’s Broker and 2018’s…
Shame On Dry Land Review: LFF 2023
Shame on dry land is the 5th feature from Swedish director Axel Petersen and is self-described as a redemption drama meets Mediterranean noir. Set amongst…
Cobweb Review: LFF 2023
Cobweb is a meta movie from genre busting Korean director Kim Jee Woon (The Good, The Bad and The Weird, I Saw The Devil) Â 1970s…