The Stranger: Finally, a thriller worth the description
Thomas M. Wright’s directoral debut delivers a film worth making an effort for. Taran Pannu reports.
The Stranger: Finally, a thriller worth the description
Thomas M. Wright’s directoral debut delivers a film worth making an effort for. Taran Pannu reports.
Full ’60s fab: tribute to Audrey Hepburn’s ‘Two for The Road’
Despite being a lesser known entry in Audrey Hepburn’s filmography, ‘Two For the Road’ is a treasure trove of mid-20th century fashion that solidifies her icon status. On its 55th anniversary, Genevieve Nardella reports.
‘Three Thousand Years of Longing’ needed a few more years in the oven
Legendary Australian director George Miller’s first film since ‘Mad Max: Fury Road’ is a more mystical offering. It could have done with a bit more magic, writes Jack Andre-Hamill.
Cult of the Lamb: Fun enough to convert the most hardened of sceptics
Cult of the Lamb incorporates many conflicting elements to create the most unique and enjoyable experience of the year. Theo Tunks reviews this instant cult classic.
Thirteen lives: cave rescue film explores sacrifice and life-saving courage
The film of the dramatic rescue of a youth soccer team from deep in a Thai cave system is a welcome return to form for Ron Howard. Taran Pannu reports.
Death for sex workers: Horrific and eye-opening portrayal
Holy Spider is a terrifying and realistic thriller not meant for the faint-hearted. Taran Pannu reviews the MIFF selection.
Bonnie and Clyde: The Deco revival and the ‘Great Hemline Hassle’
The film ‘Bonnie and Clyde’ is among the most influential in fashion history, with its 1930s stylings inspiring high fashion following its release in August, 1967. In celebration of its 50th anniversary, Genevieve Nardella looks at its legacy.
Cronenberg’s Crimes of the Future finds beauty in the grotesque
David Cronenberg returns with his first film in eight years, a semi-return to his body-horror roots. Spencer Gilder-Smith reviews.
Doctor Strange 2: multiverse action driven by strong characters and 80s horror tropes
Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness is allowing for powerful and interesting character development. Dave Nguyen reviews the latest Marvel film.