The idea of double has been portrayed in the cinema many times. From Vertigo to The Double Life of Verónique, there’s something about the doppelganger...
Sometimes you don’t need much to make a great film. A honest, simple story about coming of age in a place you don’t want to...
This year, we were given not one, but two major films about World War II. The first one, Dunkirk, focuses on the brutality and horrors...
From the same cinematic universe as All the President’s Men, by the writer who gave us Spotlight, The Fifth Estate and 26 episodes of The...
Independent director Sean Baker wrote, directed and edited The Florida Project, a film that, just like its filmic predecessor, Tangerine, gives us an insight into...
Christopher Nolan is a peculiar creature. A cold, clinical director who casts Method actors on his film, he is at his greatest when displaying masterful...
Sometimes all you need is a simple, well-written story, and great actors to make it come alive. Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, by director/writer Martin...
Call Me By Your Name is having raging reviews all over. This, I’m afraid, isn’t one of them. Luca Guadagnino, who few years ago gave...
This Valentine’s Day, take your better half to the cinema to watch the extremely romantic story of a mute woman who has sexual intercourse with...
Paul Thomas Anderson returns in collaboration with Daniel Day-Lewis (in what may be the actor’s final film, ever) to give us the story of an...