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Let's Talk About Catch Me If You Can

Matthew St.Clair December 14, 2017

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Review: Justice League

Bianca Garner November 29, 2017

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Review: Dee Rees' Essential Mudbound

Matthew St.Clair November 21, 2017

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Review: The Florida Project

Bianca Garner November 12, 2017

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Review: Call Me By Your Name

Bianca Garner November 3, 2017

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Rat Film Is Perhaps The Most Arresting Documentary Of The Century

Ian Nichols October 9, 2017

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Warehoused: The Documentary Film Takes Us To The Refugee Camps Of Kenya

Robin Write October 1, 2017

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Darren Aronofsky's Mother! Proves To Polarize With Its Ambiguity

Al Robinson September 18, 2017

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'I'm Not Ashamed' Review: Pandering For Jesus (And Columbine)

Mister Brown September 12, 2017

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Maren Ade’s Latest Film Toni Erdmann Is Both Long And Alluring

Robin Write September 3, 2017

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Watch: Saranne Bensusan’s 12 Minute Short Film Mano a Mono

Daniel Smith-Rowsey September 2, 2017

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NZIFF Review: The Square

Lynnaire MacDonald August 22, 2017

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Reviews

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Cannes Film Festival Review: Lucy Lost (Clert, 2026)

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Hannah Taylor 2026-05-14

The Drama (2026) Review: A Daring, Unusual Story Full of Twists & Turns

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World Cinema

79th Cannes International Film Festival Winners – Cristian Mungiu’s Fjord Takes the Palme d’Or

Doug Jamieson 2026-05-24 0 Comments

The 79th Cannes International Film Festival has concluded with the announcement of the competition awards, where Cristian Mungiu’s Fjord was announced as this year’s Palme d’Or winner....

Wild Foxes (2025) Review: The Belgium-French Sports Drama With A Powerful Knockout Message

Hannah Taylor 2026-04-20 0 Comments

How far will you go to chase your dreams? Wild Foxes (2025) asks us exactly that and so much more. There’s plenty to unpack in...

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Sundance Film Festival Review: Nouvelle Vague (Live Commentary with Richard Linklater)

Rebecca Sharp 2026-02-05 0 Comments

Filmmaker Richard Linklater's latest, Nouvelle Vague, details the making of Jean-Luc Godard's Breathless (1960). It screened in select theatres on 31 October before its Netflix...

Sirāt Review: A Desert Rave Leads to Disaster in this Thrilling Cannes Winner

Hannah Taylor 2026-02-02 0 Comments

When it comes to reviewing a film like Sirāt (2025) we ask ourselves – ‘where do we start?’ The bizarrely-wired, master in tension, Sirāt leaves...

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Interview with Teodora Mihai on her Oscars International Feature Entry ‘Traffic’

Robin Write 2025-12-11 0 Comments

I had the pleasure to land a press interview with Teodora Mihai, the talented director of Traffic, the Romanian entry into this year's International Feature...