Reviews
Cold in July
A grim, gritty film dripping with violence that doesn’t shy away from a challenge or from potentially challenging content.
Waltz for Monica
Although drawn from reality in plot and portrayal, the film seems to skim the surface of the subject’s motivations and…
Transformers: Age of Extinction
Dismal dialogue, little character depth and illogical plot developments are all as pronounced as ever.
Tiny: A Story About Living Small
The documentary traces one man's efforts to fulfil his tiny-living wish with little money and no construction experience.
Willow Creek
Bobcat Goldthwait attentively explores the established elements of the found footage movement in this feature.
Dark Mofo: Shorts
Shorts is a masculine, Australian exploration of some of the darkest aspects of the human psyche.
Locke
Locke starts with a short title, a solo protagonist and a single setting, and doesn’t relinquish its underlying simplicity.
The Songs They Sang
From 1941, the poems of Avrom Sutzkever became both the soundtrack to dark days of persecution and symbols of defiance.
What We Do in the Shadows
Hilarity keeps on coming with wry one-liners and slow-burn set-ups that exceeds a laugh-a-minute.
22 Jump Street
The film may get too much mileage out of riffing about its redundancy but it does so with fun in…