Shortly after the release of Asteroid City earlier this year, auteur Wes Anderson is back again. This time, he has kindly graced us with...

When my parents asked if I’d like to go with them to Vienna, my mind automatically began swirling with dreamy snapshots from one of my...

I saw this movie alone at the Kinema in the Woods, an old cinema in a neighbouring village to my hometown. When the movie ended, I...

David Lynch is widely considered a ground-breaking director, one who changed the ideas and notions that make up the central theories of...

It feels almost too meta to be writing a journalistic piece on a film whose structure, narrative and thematic occupation are dictated by...

There are a select few in the hallway of great filmmakers whose work can be identified from a single shot, but Wes Anderson has...

How do you make a film during a pandemic? Sam Levinson answers with his newest project Malcolm & Marie. Shot in June of 2020 over a...

Pixar has done it again, this time in a love letter to those suffering from existential dread. In recent years Pixar has increasingly...

Every now and then we find films that connect with us: you feel every moment, your eyes are glued to the screen and you cannot talk about...

Sitting with my new housemates in our living room after just finishing a rewatch of Sex Education, I turned to the Netflix home page in...

As cinemas have reopened again, more theatrical releases are coming to our screens. Jessica Swale’s Summerland is one of them....

Trailers are released to get audiences hyped for a film’s debut but finding the perfect balance of sparking audience interest without...

The over-sexualisation of women and female bodies is a recurrent topic in film criticism, but little attention seems to be paid to body...