The film centres on a jet black, wide-eyed cat on a nautical adventure In an era of dimly-lit Disney remakes and franchised animations,...

Radhika Apte plays Uma, a woman trapped in a loveless marriage Lo and behold the dawn of female rage. British director Karan Kandhari’s...

Ah, the Oscars – a prestigious celebration of groundbreaking cinema or a meaningless platform for movies with enough money for a decent...

In satirising deeply real and deeply horrendous political issues to the absurdist extreme, the film comes across as almost facetious in...

As Trump stepped into the White House for his second term, stocks of white male billionaires shot up in value and the United State’s...

How I found myself paying to watch an hour’s worth of TV ads I’m not quite sure. What is usually the bane of the TV-watching experience,...

A24’s Bodies Bodies Bodies is an endearingly silly thriller – with accusations of gaslighting, Whatsapp group ghosting and ableism thrown...

“Every word of Irish spoken is a bullet fired for Irish freedom,” declares Michael Fassbender in Rich Peppiat’s Kneecap . If that’s true,...

Carolie Fargeat’s The Substance is no muffled scream into a pillow: it’s a rage-filled roar against the male gaze, extreme beauty...

My first introduction to Wim Wenders was through his elegiac – and intensely romantic – ode to humanity Wings of Desire ; the story of...

Johan Renck’s latest feature is about a giant talking spider and a cosmonaut engaging in weighty small talk of love, loneliness and...

“The past is to be lived with and not in.” That’s not a quote from All of Us Strangers, but from film critic Mark Kermode’s review and...

With dirgeful Disney remakes shat out of the corporate filmmaking machine in recent years like The Little Mermaid – its ocean more akin...

There has been many a superlative thrown around for Yorgos Lanthimos’ Poor Things recently – “entirely astounding”, “a wild, wild ride”,...

Nothing says summer like a cold glass of rosé. When you’re sitting outside under the sweltering heat of the British sun (thank you global...