Reviews
Art and Craft
Like all engaging true stories, Art and Craft is one of many shades and few easy answers.
The 50 Year Argument
Martin Scorsese turns documentarian once more to celebrate the history and enduring influence of The New York Review of Books.
The Tale of Princess Kaguya
Splendour springs from simplicity as the latest animated feature from Studio Ghibli evokes empathy, elegance and earnestness.
Sacro GRA
Sacro GRA offers a diverse and diverting snapshot of Roman life around the city's central ring road.
Marina
In biopic Marina, the tumultuous truth ensures emotions swell, even if in melodramatic and manipulative fashion.
Dracula Untold
A genuine sense of style helps Dracula Untold patch over its otherwise generic fantasy-action effort.
Gone Girl
David Fincher's sleek fondness for interpersonal gameplay is again afoot in his adaptation of the best-selling thriller.
Duelling Critics: Those Happy Years Reconsidered
Filmmaker Daniele Luchetti's Those Happy Years is a subtle, more beautiful film than reviewers might give it credit for.
The Equalizer
A finessed vigilante turn from Denzel Washington can't save The Equalizer from all things broad, bland, grim and nasty.
Darker Than Midnight
Though fuelled by good intentions and genuine empathy, Darker Than Midnight offers a softened take on a difficult experience.