by Molly Page Who is the coward? Is it the Germans on the other side of the battlefield? Is it Jacobs, who increasingly becomes anxious that he will never… Read More
Review: Coward (SFF26)
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Review: The Death of Robin Hood
By Jesse Dixon Hugh Jackman is Robin Hood in Michael Sarnoski’s dark reimagining of the classic legend, more brutal and bloody than ever before. Something is changing in the world… Read More
Review: Yellow Letters (SFF26)
Reviewed by Jesse Dixon WINNER of the 2026 Berlin Film Festival, and from the director of The Teachers Lounge comes a fresh political thriller where no one can separate… Read More
Review: Fjord (SFF26)
The Degrees of Separation: A review of Fjord by Aksharaa Agarwal It’s a haphazard routine at the sinking of a ship, set to the sound of Amazing Grace. Those are… Read More
Review : The Drama
By Aksharaa Agarwal Oh, there’s just some drama: and other times Robert Pattinson happens to stop you as you cross the street We’re all guilty. It’s the talked-to-death paranoia age:… Read More
Review : Vie Privée (A Private Life)
by Aksharaa Agarwal A not so Vie Privée after all. You close your eyes. In the dark, a tap on your shoulder. You turn. Again. You open your eyes. You… Read More
Review : Father Mother Sister Brother
by Parker Constantine A triptych of carefully observed family dynamics, Father Mother Sister Brother, is a return to classic Jim Jarmusch form. Featuring 3 disconnected vignettes woven together by musical… Read More
Review: Marty Supreme
By Flynn Boffo In his first solo project since hitting it big with the one-two punch that was Good Time and Uncut Gems, Josh Safdie bets the house with the… Read More
Review 2: Nouvelle Vague
by Jesse Dixon One of two Richard Linklater films getting an Australian release this January, and shot in beautiful black & white, Nouvelle Vague tells the story of French New… Read More
Review 1: Nouvelle Vague
By Billy Newbery Films about films are usually boring, self-congratulatory, and honestly, the few rare expectations are terrible, but here we are delivered pure magic. A film that feels like… Read More