Ultra-processed, insipid and indigestive: the umpteenth remake of the 1974 erotic classic tastes like the cheapest fast-food meal ever - Audrey Diwan's new creation is in cinemas on Friday, January 17th [Read More...]
Desperate mother jumps through the increasingly smaller hoops of social services - simple and illuminating drama shows at MyFrenchFilmFestival [Read More...]
Sicilian soldier stirs the relative peace of a large Italian family, in this beautiful yet soporific drama - in cinemas on Friday, January 17th [Read More...]
Two Americans take a long journey in order to reconnect with their heritage, until a Holocaust tour group throws them off-piste - in cinemas on Friday, January 17th [Read More...]
Nicole Kidman gets on all fours and drinks milk from a saucer, in Hollywood's latest, extremely lame attempt to normalise subversive female pleasures - in cinemas Friday, January 10th [Read More...]
Brazilian filmmaker and researcher Fabio Rocha begins his Foucault-inspired series of raw, visceral and gritty movies with a dirty movie that rocked Cannes and much of the globe in 2024 [Read More...]
Quentin Dupieux’s new creation succeeds as a high-octane exercise on metalanguage, yet it fails as a comedy - in cinemas on Friday, January 10th [Read More...]
Non-narrative, almost entire sensory film explores the rise and the collapse of the architecture of men and of nature; the outcome is strangely soothing - in cinemas on Friday, January 10th [Read More...]
Andrea Arnold's ultra-British blend of social realism and magical realism is uneven yet fascinating to watch - on VoD on Tuesday, January 7th [Read More...]
A seamstress faces the terrifying consequences of becoming pregnant by her boss, while an underground adoption agent seeks to relocate babies - in cinemas on Friday, January 10th [Read More...]
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