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Written by Matthew Robinson and directed by Gore Verbinski, Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die attempts to grapple with our current AI tipping-point. The main character is [...]

In adapting Wuthering Heights, Emerald Fennell has been faced with a bit of a conundrum. On the other hand this is clearly a novel that is enormously significant to her, both [...]

Project Hail Mary has defied my expectations more than any other blockbuster released in the last year. Based on the novel by Andy Weir, who also brought us The Martian, it [...]

Father Mother Sister Brother belongs to a sizeable subsection of Jim Jarmusch’s oeuvre: works that exist somewhere between feature-length films and compilations of short [...]

Lee Cronin’s The Mummy offers an interesting take on the Egyptology horror genre. It’s perhaps best described as being about two very different families, one American, [...]

The Alabama Solution is one of the most momentous American documentaries in recent years. It began quite modestly when directors Andrew Jarecki and Charlotte Kaufman gained [...]

There’s no doubt that The Perfect Neighbor tells a tragic story. It’s a documentary about an incident that took place on June 2, 2023, in which Susan Lorincz, a resident [...]

Lynne Ramsay’s Die My Love is possibly her most experimental film to date. Revolving around a rural Montana housewife, Grace (Jennifer Lawrence), who is experiencing [...]

Both of Richard Linklater’s films released in 2025 deal with critical inception points in 20th century culture. Nouvelle Vague is a period piece about the filming of [...]

Chan Park-Wook’s latest film is a direct adaptation of Costa-Gavras’ 2005 thriller The Ax, which revolves around a paper mill worker who is laid off from his job and then [...]