Film Review: Pamela Anderson Delivers a Masterclass in Cinematic Authenticity in ‘The Last Showgirl’
The Last Showgirl, Gia Coppola’s latest feature, was sadly absent from much of this year’s
Film reviews.
The Last Showgirl, Gia Coppola’s latest feature, was sadly absent from much of this year’s
Michele Morrone and Megan Fox lead Subservience, tapping into themes of artificial intelligence gone wrong,
The last Boys On Film collection to be issued on DVD and Blu-Ray is the
Writer-director Eddie Alcazar crafts a real indie gem with Divinity. Distorted versions of reality, B-movie
Often an overlooked figure in the world of Rock n’ Roll, filmmaker Lisa Cortés pays
Australian horror Run Rabbit Run takes a coveted slot at Sundance 2023’s Park City at
A lingering unease radiates from director-screenwriter Laura Moss’s unnerving Birth/Rebirth which sits on the Sundance
L’Immensità from director Emanuele Crialese brims with an undeniable heart and soul as it navigates
Cassandro, the fictional debut from filmmaker Roger Ross Williams, is one of the highest profile
The strongest horror to come out of the 2023 Sundance Film Festival was also its
Chiaki Yanagimoto and Ben Braun’s AUM: The Cult at the End of the World tells
Writer-director Chloe Domont presents a sizzling psychological thriller delving into cutting gender dynamics and the
Horror has a special place at Sundance, in recent years debuting features such as The
Jennifer Connelly leads Bad Behaviour from writer-director Alice Englert. The project benefits from Connelly’s leading
There’s a sadness which permeates Emily Atef’s More Than Ever (Plus que jamais), the final
François Ozon’s punchy Peter Von Kant arrives at the French Film Festival UK, paying homage
Mother and daughter cinematic and musical icons Jane Birkin and Charlotte Gainsbourg collaborate on new
In From the Side is quickly becoming one of the most high profile queer releases
Directors Alessandro Guida and Matteo Pilati bring us Mascarpone, a gay romantic comedy centred on
Tahar Rahim leads Don Juan from filmmaker Serge Bozon which screens as part of the
Emmanuelle Nicot’s Love According to Dalva arrives at the French Film Festival UK, quietly absorbing
The Passengers of the Night (Les passagers de la nuit) screens at various cinemas across
As a child of the nineties, the news of the release of Channel 4’s seminal
Charline Bourgeois-Tacquet’s debut feature Anaïs in Love is an elegant French drama grounded by a
The iconic cult trio from 1993’s Hocus Pocus return in Disney Plus’s all new sequel
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