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…
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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…
Hit Man Review: LFF 2023
Audiences will have a riotously good time at Richard Linklater (Boyhood, School of Rock) and Glen Powell’s sexy comedy Hit Man On seeing the lineup…
The Lesson Review: An immersive writers guide on how not to fall victim to ego and passion
This is a clever reimagining of the classic noir tropes, Julie Delpy is exemplary. The Lesson is 142 mins of joyful suspense. Alex Mackeith has…
Ferryman Review: Finding Love at your final destination
Ferryman is full of Pain, heartache and moments that will stay with you long after the credits roll (contains minor spoilers) Life can be beautiful,…
