Reviews

… those who suckled on the cathode ray teat three decades ago, and want to try to recapture that buzzy feeling, may want to log in.

Carmen Maura is simply magnificent. She balances humour, mischief and quiet melancholy with effortless charm. It’s a pure delight to watch her as she navigates loss, rebellion, and even a

What lingers most is not the political backdrop or even the narrative itself, but the texture of memory: the heat of the city, the noise of the streets, the quiet

… a stylish and stripped-down heist caper …

… a pleasing genre throwback with deft direction, a superb cast and enough crazy cannibals with filed teeth to offer a highly enjoyable, lazy afternoon’s viewing.

… intensely effective …

...a charmer with a foul mouth and a big heart situated in exactly the right place.

For a certain type of human being (aka stoned and/or drunk ratbags), Fuck My Son! will be endlessly entertaining. For everyone else, this will be yet another nihilistic nasty, grinning

This is bold filmmaking, as much for what it does not try to do as for what it does.

Fans of the original, and killer fauna flicks in general, will almost certainly find something tasty to gnaw on.

… for all its flaws and nuance lost in translation, The Corpse 2 is an engaging and stylish flick.

… both better and worse than its predecessor.

Dance For Your Life is a fitting testament to a group of incredible performers…and a wholly entertaining watch into the high-stepping, hard-jumping bargain.

… romantic comedy with Bergman-esque mysteries …

… a movie with a circular beauty all its own, and a quorum of wisdom and wit.

... simple, stark even, but never simplistic.

… legitimately terrifying to watch.

… a must-own for fans of this derided but decent example of the genre.

… hauntingly beautiful.

… quite literally the old, familiar Jarmusch that audiences remember from the 1990s.