Yorgos Lanthimos’ eclectic filmography unabashedly refuses to engage with normality, and it is all the better for it. Between the weirdly...

In 2013, Australian Cj Hendry dropped out of Queensland University to pursue an art career, a business that is both lucrative and often...

In the world that The Future director and scriptwriter Noam Kaplan envisions, there is no terrorism. It’s quashed early, before the...

In 2016, Aubrey Gordon found herself penning a letter to a friend. It pertained to the way Aubrey felt about her experiences as a fat...

Movies about ‘making it’ in the music industry have had a fluctuating sense of appeal over the years. This is thanks to the variation of...

Within the sub-genre of body-swap films, more often than not, the ‘swaps’ (themselves usually occurring after some mythical hoopla, the...

To put it mildly, the Donald Trump presidency had a few bumps in the road, and several controversies marred his election. One of those...

in 2019, the Moroccan government prosecuted 122 people for same-sex sexual activity. It remains illegal to this day as per the 1962 penal...

In recent years, America’s opioid crisis has found itself being tackled more and more by filmmakers. ALL THE BEAUTY AND THE BLOODSHED –...

In various renditions of Greek mythology, the serpentine Gorgonite Medusa could turn unsuspecting people who caught her gaze to stone....

The creator of Ferrari, Enzo Ferrari, once said, “If you ask a child to draw a car, they’ll draw it red”. The Ferrari camp has exuded...

In 2019, Kitty Green’s narrative feature debut, THE ASSISTANT, premiered at Sundance to critical acclaim. The film, which featured Julia...

In the late 70s, the comedy scene was taken by storm by Jewish comedian Andy Kaufman, whose act was to be as deliberately, abrasively...

Receiving one of the most prestigious awards on the film calendar will always set a film apart, bringing more intense scrutiny with it....

The public opinion surrounding the quality of the Indiana Jones saga has always oscillated between undying love and sacrilegious tripe....

In a postmodern world, there is no such thing as originality. We, as a society, are stagnant, stuck in a perpetual reimagining of the...

The annals of film have long shown the fallibility of the ‘writer’s retreat’. Continuing that long held pessimism is Christian Petzold’s...

The mere knowledge of what Andrea Pallaoro’s Monica is about is itself a spoiler for the rich, emotional catharsis that occurs the moment...

During Celine Song’s exquisite and delicate Past Lives – a deeply human film about the pain of missed chances and the hard truths – they...

Biopics on revered, infamous royal figures run the risk of being bland, banal entries into historical lore. They can be heavy,...