Film Review: A United Kingdom (2016)
byWhat the world needs now is love. Not just the title of the classic 1960s song, but also a fact that feels truer than…
Current Theatrical Releases
Film Review: Sing (2016)
byRounding out a fantastic year in children’s animation, Sing cashes in on the talent show theme, delivering yet another win for Illumination Entertainment (Despicable…
Film Review: Allied (2016)
byAllied opens in French Morocco in 1942, with Canadian spy Max Vatan (Brad Pitt) parachuting into the desert in dramatic fashion. He is on…
Film Review: Rosalie Blum (2016)
byIs there a better way to see in the festive season, than with a gorgeous and uplifting French film? Perhaps not. Last year it…
Film Review: Paterson (2016)
byNot that Jim Jarmusch went into hiding, but he’s back with a new film called Paterson. This film takes Only Lovers Left Alive’s meaninglessness…
Film Review: Red Dog: True Blue (2016)
byFew people dispute that Red Dog was a great yarn, but it was also a huge surprise. Home-grown family movies are a rare breed,…
Film Review: Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (2016)
byIt doesn’t seem like too long ago, but only last year Disney breathed fresh life into cinema’s greatest ever space political drama. With four billion…
Film Review: Little Men (2016)
byIn his latest film Little Men, director Ira Sachs further demonstrates his ability to craft deeply humanistic portraits imbued with generous compassion. Focusing on…
Film Review: Office Christmas Party (2016)
byBuoyed by the increasing cult status of such classic Christmas fair as Elf, Die Hard and Love, Actually (many screenings of such films in…
Film Review: Dancer (2016)
byAward winning director and producer Steven Cantor takes us on a journey through the life of controversial “bad boy ballerina” Sergei Polunin in this…