Reviews

… textured, compelling works of cinema.

… a compelling, eerily relevant film about the consequences of downsizing in the face of AI, and the lengths one will go for their family.

… fascinating, funny and even ends on a note of uplift.

Amongst all the industry ribbing, this needed to succeed as a heist flick, and from the twists to the tense pacing to the fun interplay between the characters, this certainly

… a nearly plotless, depth-avoiding machine that takes good ideas and bludgeons them to death with repetition, repetition, repetition.

A mesmeric tone poem...

… a harsh depiction of an even harsher moment in American history

Simon Abkarian is superb as Charles De Gaulle

Wonderfully deranged, darkly romantic, howlingly funny...

… an immersive and beautifully written story that will capture those who value narrative depth over aesthetic polish.

... a fevered, wholly whacked-out mockumentary ...

… an insightful look at sex work that balances serious workplace analysis with a decidedly unserious sense of humour.

… moving but never twee, boasting a genuinely stunning lead performance and a sharp, incisive script.

Yellow Letters (Gelbe Briefe, in German) is a timely take on the ongoing oppression of artistic freedom during authoritarian times. Directed and co-written by Turkish-born, German-based filmmaker İlker Çatak, the

… twisted and compelling …

A fitting tribute to a cult goddess who desperately needed one, Tura! is a total blast.

… entertaining enough …

… engaging, immersive turn-based tactics game that will thrill fans of the genre.

... rather plodding ...

… an oddball guided tour through a filmic graveyard, where movie posters are the headstones.