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Charlie’s Country

The sometimes cheeky, sometimes weary David Gulpilil dominates the film with devastation and determination.

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Web Junkie

Spending all day and night online isn’t indicative of an addiction, is it?

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Spooks and Spirits

Any affection afforded the average end product is culturally specific in this generic Icelandic comedy.

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Dawn of the Planet of the Apes

Eschewing the scientific slant in everything but context, Dawn of the Planet of the Apes is a war movie, plain…

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To Be Takei

To be George Takei is to create a legacy that radiates warmth, rallies for change, and exceeds his entertainment impact.

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The Lunchbox

A well-worn idea inspires a film made with earnestness and remains equally amusing and sorrowful in the process.

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Wetlands

With pop sensibilities that purposefully arouse attention, Wetlands‘ provocative content is playfully packaged.

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Blue Ruin

One of the best things about the film is its portrayal of an ‘anti-action’ hero acting against his own nature.

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The Great Beauty

The film features a decaying Rome filled with inhabitants who wallow in debauchery and superficial, luxurious lifestyles.

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Concrete Night

Showing rather than telling and exquisitely intricate monochrome visuals hold the key to this feature.

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