Reviews
Locke
Locke starts with a short title, a solo protagonist and a single setting, and doesn’t relinquish its underlying simplicity.
The Songs They Sang
From 1941, the poems of Avrom Sutzkever became both the soundtrack to dark days of persecution and symbols of defiance.
What We Do in the Shadows
Hilarity keeps on coming with wry one-liners and slow-burn set-ups that exceeds a laugh-a-minute.
22 Jump Street
The film may get too much mileage out of riffing about its redundancy but it does so with fun in…
These Final Hours
These Final Hours is a stunningly realistic apocalypse drama and feature debut from Australian filmmaker Zak Hilditch.
Black Coal, Thin Ice
Murder, men, and a mysterious woman spark a strange search for truth amid tender emotions and tough circumstances.
Two Days, One Night
The Dardenne brothers present people in troubling scenarios, and never judge their resulting decisions.
The Two Faces of January
There’s ample duplicity afoot in The Two Faces of January, but not just of the obvious kind.
The Rover
Desperation remains the primary force in this heat-soaked, hard-boiled, stripped-back fable.
Joe
With every intricate shot and simmering interaction, Joe builds its heartbreak in haunting layers.