Scorsese films often fall victim to some of their audience only seeing the cooler elements of characters. No such problem here, as the villains are some of the most vile, pathetic and callous central characters he has ever focused on.
While Barbie and Oppenheimer are completely at odds tonally, they share a bleak, existential view of the world. But make sure you see them on different days...
This beautifully crafted and uplifting film charts the journey of a group of young Sheffield migrants who build connection and community through creative expression.
Amidst ongoing global protests, Ali Abbasi’s
graphic crime thriller is a reminder of the long-standing struggle for
justice and women’s rights in Iran.
François Ozon’s revealing ode to Rainer Werner Fassbinder explores the relationship between a man and his protégé – with about as much subtlety as a gunshot.
Charlotte Wells’ seemingly light-hearted holiday film poignantly deals with the topics of maturing and a bound-to-crumble father-daughter relationship.