Floored balances humour with insight, offering a playful yet meaningful exploration of identity, ageing and emotional release. Though its themes could easily expand into a longer work, the short ...

Body of Work is a quietly powerful documentary that reframes the idea of artistic creation. Directed by Cassidy Rast and Odin Wadleigh, the film follows painter Eric Anfinson ...

Her Private Hell is a gorgeous but painfully hollow exercise in self-imitation, recycling the ideas that once defined Nicolas Winding Refn's cinema until they lose all impact.

Pangea has an energy that feels fresh and electric. It is atmospheric, intimate and unafraid to sit in the contradictions of love, identity and belonging. Currently on the festival circuit, with a ...

In a year full of strong comedies, The Invite serves as another addition to that list. Exceling in a relentless feeling of unease and lack of comfortability, it offers so much more than just ...

Nothing thrills a cinephile like movies about cinema itself. Thanks to the world of meta-cinema, we get to indulge ourselves in the love of movies twofold and enjoy some brilliant fourth-wall breaking ...

Wing Man is the story of an ordinary guy named Bob who suddenly loses his fiancée. Heartbroken Bob makes a deal with a weird, overly confident, rule-breaking professional wingman named Turk (Harland ...

A suitably icky portrait of how our chronically online culture begets incel culture with two fantastic central performances.  In a world where a tidal wave of online voices seek to convince the world ...

Evil Dead Burn is unquestionably another fantastic addition to what is fast becoming one of my favourite horror franchises of all time. Thanks to Sébastien Vaniček’s exemplary filmmaking and some ...

Furman’s Championship Quest makes one thing unmistakably clear: Furman’s path forward isn’t built on a single star, but on a collective that refuses to splinter when the stakes rise. Whether they’re ...

Despite surprisingly lifeless performances, The Odyssey is a breathtaking adaptation that makes Homer's ancient epic feel thrilling, accessible, and worth rediscovering.

Ronny A. Sosa’s BŌRU is the kind of documentary that understands sport not as a spectacle, but as a lived ecosystem — a place where identity, ambition, and cultural inheritance collide in ways that ...