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Letters from the Silenced Country – first-look review
4+ day, 18+ hour ago (204+ words) Published 09 Sept 2026 Words by Sonya Vseliubska Directed by Andrei Kutsila Belarusian director Andrei Kutsila turns the correspondence of the imprisoned and exiled into a formally inventive, morally unflinching account of life under one of the world’s cruellest regimes. With writing…...
Joie De Vivre – first-look review
4+ day, 21+ hour ago (123+ words) Published 09 Sept 2026 Words by Hannah Strong Directed by Luca Guadagnino Luca Guadagnino’s mammoth reflection on the life and legacy of Bernardo Bertolucci is a sprawling acquired taste, but has much to say about the shape of cinema. Luca Guadagnino’s knotty…...
The Pervert’s Guide to Utopias – first-look review
6+ day, 20+ hour ago (242+ words) Published 07 Sept 2026 Words by Sonya Vseliubska Directed by Sophie Fiennes Philosopher-provocateur Slavoj Žižek and director Sophie Fiennes bring their Pervert’s Guide trilogy to a sublime, dizzying close, turning cinema into a field guide for the apocalypse. “Why do we need…...
Blue Film review – a riveting exploration of perversion
6+ day, 21+ hour ago (299+ words) Published 07 Sept 2026 Words by Molly Lipson Directed by Elliot Tuttle Starring Reed Birney, Kieron Moore, and Turner Beckett Released 11 Sept 2026 A low-budget feature from a relatively unknown filmmaker deemed too provocative for a wide release. A thought-provoking and carefully told…...
Pressure review – another war movie for the classroom
6+ day, 23+ hour ago (205+ words) Published 07 Sept 2026 Words by Phil Ginley Directed by Anthony Maras Starring Andrew Scott, Brendan Fraser, and Chris Messina Released 09 Sept 2026 We may in fact be running out of ideas for World War Two movies. But our appetite for movies where…...
Woman Unknown – first-look review
1+ week, 15+ hour ago (149+ words) Published 06 Sept 2026 Words by Hannah Strong Directed by Andrea Pallaoro Starring Luca Marinelli, Alicia Vikander, and Susan Sarandon A housemaid about to ascend her social class in postwar Denmark sees her hard-fought idyll threatened by the past in Mal el-Toukhy’s…...
Queer Edward II – first-look review
1+ week, 21+ hour ago (252+ words) Published 06 Sept 2026 Words by Luke Hicks Directed by Theo Rollason Theo Rollason’s debut feature is a spirited, jubilant portrait of a filmmaking legend at the height of his powers. With an £800,000 budget – some of that very controversially coming from the…...
Sarah Maldoror’s Poetry of Resistance
1+ week, 4+ day ago (354+ words) Published 03 Sept 2026 Words by Haaniyah Awale Angus A BFI season curated by Annouchka de Andrade on her mother’s work prompts questions about restoration, cultural memory, and the endurance of political art in an era of flattened aesthetics. What’s the distinction…...
Ink – first-look review
1+ week, 4+ day ago (182+ words) Published 02 Sept 2026 Words by Luke Hicks Directed by Danny Boyle Starring Jack O’Connell, Claire Foy, and Guy Pearce Danny Boyle’s take on the rise of Rupert Murdoch and The Sun fails to spin a convincing yarn. Danny Boyle kickstarts a…...
Late Fame review???? underserved by a thin script
1+ week, 5+ day ago (200+ words) Published 02 Sept 2026 Words by Hannah Strong Directed by Kent Jones Starring Willem Dafoe, Greta Lee, and Edmund Donovan Released 04 Sept 2026 The latest motion-picture missive from the great critic Kent Jones. Looks perfect on paper, but sadly doesn’t translate to the…...