Reviews
Maps to the Stars
Commoditisation, iconography and idolisation is at the heart of David Cronenberg's latest look at the horrors of human physicality
The Mule
This Australian film may be bypassing cinemas, but the crime comedy-drama is one audiences needn't strain to enjoy.
Tokyo Tribe
The iconic and inimitable Sion Sono applies his particular talents to a ridiculous and riveting underworld opera of sorts.
The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1
The latest instalment in the dystopian series may be abrupt by design, but it is also insightful, intelligent and immersive.
Zero Motivation
Combining workplace malaise and military monotony into an equally thoughtful and funny look at women in the Israeli army.
David Bowie Is
Part documentary, part promotion for the exhibition of the same name, David Bowie Is leaves audiences wanting more.
The Drop
What this crime thriller lacks in density and surprise, it boasts in mood and performances.
Let’s Be Cops
Plenty of films and TV shows have proven that bumbling cops are funny; Let's Be Cops proves the pretence isn't.
‘71
Plunging into a heated war where everything is ablaze, '71 captures the blistering primal intensity of The Troubles.
Interstellar
Aiming for spectacle, awe and wonder, does the reach of Christopher Nolan’s space adventure exceed its grasp?