Reviews
Night Moves
Night Moves is an exquisitely tense, slow-burning thriller that doesn't quite succeed as the moralistic study it tries to be.
The Reckoning
A crime thriller steeped in revenge, tinted with religion, and set in Perth’s seedy underworld.
Why Don’t You Play in Hell?
An all-out swordplay spectacle, an earnest romance of yearning, and a multi-generational fable of family issues.
Into the Storm
Spectacle remains the purpose of the film; however more than CGI sights are needed to entertain and engage beyond the…
I Believe in Unicorns
The film captures not a coming of age, but a lifting of the veil of innocence that shrouds girlhood notions…
Fell
Arresting in its pathos and immersive in its poetic approach, Fell allows audiences to appreciate both the forest and the…
Magic in the Moonlight
Magic in the Moonlight does little more than limp through the thoroughly expected.
Felony
Felony offers a competent but sometimes uncomfortable combination of aesthetic striving and thematic obviousness.
Force Majeure
From chillingly insightful to awkwardly amusing to smartly satirical, Force Majeure offers a comedy of discomfort.
Don’t Think I’ve Forgotten: Cambodia's Lost Rock and roll
The documentary is as much a history of Phnom Penh as it is about a crash course in the Cambodia’s…