Reviews
The Internet’s Own Boy: The Story of Aaron Swartz
This documentary suffers from relating a story that, in its real-life details, eclipses the attempt to distil it into film…
Witching & Bitching
Witching & Bitching is as over-the-top as horror-comedies come, but it is also a smart amalgam of statement and cynicism.
For Those Who Can Tell No Tales
For Kym Vercoe, following a tourist's whim sets her on a course through the horrors of recent history.
Healing
Healing understands the pain and pathos of broken lives, and the hope and happiness of caring for vulnerable creatures.
Scorpion in Love
What this feature is most concerned with is not a particular instance of affection, but openness as a mindset.
The Double
A beautifully bleak and uncompromisingly idiosyncratic rendering of a dystopian science fiction narrative.
Three Many Weddings
Even with smatterings of successful elements, Three Many Weddings remains one film too many.
Next Goal Wins
Documenting an underdog story so archetypal that it can only be accurate, the film charts the journey of the down…
Ship of Theseus
Each of the film’s three protagonists wrestle with alterations to the human body and the costs to their identity, spirit…
Young & Beautiful
Like much of François Ozon's work, this film simultaneously tries to flaunt and hide its construction and observation.