Blood For Dust Review
Excellent, unassuming Fargo-styled crime thriller. Downtrodden salesman Cliff (an effective, ever-reliable Scoot McNairy) is struggling through life, drifting aimlessly within...
Film Reviews
2024 International Documentary Festival Amsterdam: Real Review
Influencing is hardly a contemporary phenomenon; think of public figures and archetypes who’ve long shaped trends. While it wasn’t always...
Dark Feathers: Dance Of The Geisha Review
There's shady goings on at a dance studio for photographer Kate (Crystal J. Huang) as her footloose partners keep perishing...
The Last Dance Review
From a UK perspective, funerals can be described as gloomy and depressing. An aura lurks over the proceedings as a...
Gladiator II Review
The Roman poet Juvenal wrote that as long as the people had “bread and circuses” – in other words, enough...
Red One Review
Last week, Warner Bros were in the firing line for “burying” Clint Eastwood’s Juror #2 in the States: it was...
The Piano Lesson Review
Revered for his profound ability to write about the African American experience, August Wilson is often referred to as the...
Souls of a River Review
Souls of a River is an artistic documentary, lingering in the depths of the Evros river, the natural border between...
Paddington In Peru Review
Paddington the Bear is a quintessential icon of British pop culture and has been for decades now, the blue coat...
Midas Man Review
Midas Man isn’t just the story of one of music’s most legendary entrepreneurs; it’s also a look at how media’s...
Heretic Review
The spotlight on Mormon culture has grown brighter and brighter over the past few years, with Heretic being the latest...
Small Things Like These Review
Community can mean companionship but it can also mean complicity, especially in a small town where everyone knows each other...
Juror #2 Review
It’s surrounded by questions. Juror #2 director, Clint Eastwood, is 94 and retirement speculation is inevitable although, in typically reserved...
Blitz Review
For his latest film, Blitz, director Steve McQueen has given us a war film. But not in the way that...