Some films are meant to be enjoyed for their own atmosphere and for the glimpse of a world that they can bring rather than being driven by a strong singular
8
… tense, dark, even abject but also mysterious, thought-provoking and occasionally tender.
7.3
Whatever it is, it is certainly not bland or monochrome.
7
Foy gives a brave, honest performance …
9
[Bryan Cranston] ... anchors a bold and powerful production which is well worth catching.
5
… a confection of missed chances.
8
A nimble, well-scripted crime drama set in Paris, what’s not to like?
Co-directors Maggie Miles and Trisha Morton-Thomas take an epic ride across Australia with their new documentary Journey Home, David Gulpilil. David Gulpilil is justifiably the most well-recognised Indigenous Australian film
8.5
This is bold filmmaking, as much for what it does not try to do as for what it does.
8.5
... simple, stark even, but never simplistic.