Cain Noble-Davies

... can often feel like the characters themselves do at one point: walking in circles.

… an enriching look at art and the complicated relationships we share with it.

… exacting and believable, watching it can feel like you’re involved in an emphatically unhealthy situation.

… a well-constructed cinematic ballad that manages to harmonise brutal genre trappings and audio with light and breezy NY rom-com aesthetics

… a feel-good movie that isn’t afraid to make the audience (and even its characters) earn those feels …

… a fun and heart-warming romp …

… there’s a winning earnestness radiating from its lead performers that smooths over the potentially-unintentional discomfort, tired rom-com tropes, and occasionally eye-rolling soundtrack.

… a psycho-pop thriller that weaves esoteric magic with a sharp, blood-stained needle.

… has its moments of softly haunting dread, and it features genuinely impressive thematic touches, but the divide between the tension built into its confronting subject matter and the atmosphere

… a great example of what family films should strive for, with plenty of childish silliness while still respecting its audience both young and old as it brings out the