Film Review: Casanova, Last Love (2021)
Just when you thought the world couldn’t possibly need yet another film about 18th-century legend Giacomo Casanova, along comes aContinue Reading
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Just when you thought the world couldn’t possibly need yet another film about 18th-century legend Giacomo Casanova, along comes aContinue Reading
A sinister encounter between an architect and an annoying stranger in the confines of an airport lounge uncovers some deeplyContinue Reading
Kind of a portmanteau film, kind of not, Treasure City is a fascinating – if still veiled – allegory of Viktor Orbán’sContinue Reading
Uncomfortable yet compelling viewing set in suburban Quebec, Les Nôtres – from Canadian director Jeanne Leblanc – takes a peek behind theContinue Reading
Sir Anthony Hopkins is always going to be a name who draws attention to a film. Sometimes it may haveContinue Reading
Danish director Anders Thomas Jensen has got the gang back together for another improbable yet entertaining story, this time ofContinue Reading
Our own Marie was not going to pass up the chance to see a film called Queen Marie – it has quiteContinue Reading
The latest offering from Swedish cineaste Roy Andersson possesses a little more warmth than some of his previous work, butContinue Reading
40 years after a famed dramatisation of the epochal German novel of the Weimar Republic, a feature-length film – looselyContinue Reading
Recently widowed Inga decides to tackle corruption in her local co-operative and ends up dividing the local community. The County is exactlyContinue Reading









