Black Bear – Review
Cinema has been blurring the lines of fiction versus reality since its inception. In order to be compelling, it has…
Month: February 2021
Father (Otac) – Review
Desperate poverty makes desperate people do desperate things. Srdan Golubovic’s Father makes that clear from it’s shocking opening scenes, wherein…
Riders of Justice – Review
The revenge movie. It tends to follow a pretty bog-standard formula. Something bad happens to a person and – having…
The Mauritanian – Review
What does it take to break the human spirit; our trust in the justice system; our faith in humanity? Does…
Enemies of the State – Review
Sonia Kennebeck’s documentary opens with a well-known quote from Oscar Wilde – “The truth is rarely pure and never simple.”…
Minari – Review
When you think of the recent run of A24 movies, you think of horror (Midsommar or Hereditary); chaos (Uncut Gems)…
Below Zero (Bajocero) – Review
When you think of movies set in Spain, you’re likely to think of the colour and vivacity associated with the…