Reviews
Vincent
Vincent manages to be a very sweet film that goes down like a savoury treat; simple, easily consumable and ultimately…
99 Homes
Representing the consequences and moral turpitude of the recent financial crisis and fall-out better than any other recent film.
The Wolfpack
First-time documentarian Crystal Moselle stumbles upon subjects and a cinema story most filmmakers can only dream of.
Pasolini
Rewarding for those familiar with the filmmaker's work, Pasolini renders the legacy of a cinema icon as big-screen poetry.
The Volcano
Enthralling with affectionate observation, The Volcano never feels anything less than a product of the people it captures.
Madame Bovary
The newest cinematic adaptation of Gustave Flaubert's debut novel is lacklustre and disappointing.
Entourage
Entourage, the movie continuation of the TV program, does as little as it must to justify its existence.
The Face of an Angel
Art imitates life in a fictionalised rendering of a filmmaker probing the consequences of conflating crime with entertainment.
She Only Barks at Night
An eerie and unsettling evening, featuring a live horse, a dead cat, and a French doctor.
San Andreas
Prepare for Dwayne Johnson's charm, and plenty of standard man-versus-nature antics, in a glossy but empty disaster movie.