Wildly entertaining, wickedly funny and unexpectedly heartbreaking, Quinn Shephard’s The Body is a bold, brilliantly acted exploration of teenage girlhood, queer desire and religious repression, anchored by two extraordinary, star-making performances from Kristina Bogic and Sara Boustany.
Sebastian Stan and Renate Reinsve’s enticing dance between self-righteousness or abusive parenting is captivating, exploding with accusations.
On a journey of substance abuse and identity loss, Peter finds himself caught in a self-destructive cycle of addiction, and now, an unexpected parent too.
Klara’s growing humanization, and what it means to love, is depicted through a hope-core styled heart that only momentarily succeeds due a dull script.
Artificial Intelligence is here, and, whether we like it or not, it isn’t going away. Luca Guadagnino tackles the topic with unapologetic satirical campiness.
16 years in the making, Laika’s stop-motion fantasy-adventure is their most ambitious project yet. But was it worth the wait?
By now you probably already know the long-gestating story behind Brad Bird’s Ray Gunn. Despite having directed multiple animation classics re-energising the…
Promising to be bolder, louder and weirder, John Malkovich emerges an utter scene stealer.
Elsinore’s masterstroke lies within successfully making Ian Charleson’s race against time and reget so agonizingly human.
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