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There can be no doubt that Laszlo Nemes’ Son of Saul is in some sense one of the greatest feature films made about the Holocaust, even if its greatness lies in the ways in [...]

Based on a classical Chinese short story from the Tang Period – Pei Xing’s “Nie Yinniang” – The Assassin is one of Hou Hsiao-Hsien’s most mysterious and mercurial [...]

Any film about Lance Armstrong is faced with a couple of difficult questions. On the one hand, how you strike the right balance between a sports biopic and an expose of his [...]

By this moment in time, the 70s pastiche has become a genre in itself. In fact, we’re arguably in a second phase in which 70s pastiche films are directly influenced by and [...]

While the convergence of independent and mainstream cinema in the digital era has opened up all kinds of new possibilities and opportunities for professional mobility, it has [...]

A perfect fusion of indie regionalism and genre cinema, Green Room centres on a young punk band from Washington as they make their way across the Pacific Northwest. Having [...]

Over the last five years or so, there has been a natural convergence of post-cinematic technologies and the Los Angeles cityscape. As the American city most associated with [...]

Although it was a long time coming, Bad Neighbours 2: Sorority Rising is probably the definitive post-bromance, whatever that now means. In retrospect, it feels as if the the [...]

Doll horror has been around for so long that it can be hard to make it seem fresh. Since dolls only require the slightest inflection to become terrifying, films about [...]