Film Review: Treasure City (2021)
Kind of a portmanteau film, kind of not, Treasure City is a fascinating – if still veiled – allegory of Viktor Orbán’sContinue Reading
Category: Marie O’Sullivan’s Film Reviews
Film Review: Les Nôtres (2021)
Uncomfortable yet compelling viewing set in suburban Quebec, Les Nôtres – from Canadian director Jeanne Leblanc – takes a peek behind theContinue Reading
Film Review: Elyse (2021)
Sir Anthony Hopkins is always going to be a name who draws attention to a film. Sometimes it may haveContinue Reading
Film Review: Riders of Justice (2021)
Danish director Anders Thomas Jensen has got the gang back together for another improbable yet entertaining story, this time ofContinue Reading
Film Review: Queen Marie (2021)
Our own Marie was not going to pass up the chance to see a film called Queen Marie – it has quiteContinue Reading
Film Review: About Endlessness (2020)
The latest offering from Swedish cineaste Roy Andersson possesses a little more warmth than some of his previous work, butContinue Reading
Film Review: Berlin Alexanderplatz (2020)
40 years after a famed dramatisation of the epochal German novel of the Weimar Republic, a feature-length film – looselyContinue Reading
Film Review: The County (2021)
Recently widowed Inga decides to tackle corruption in her local co-operative and ends up dividing the local community. The County is exactlyContinue Reading
Film Review: Better Days (2021)
Hong Kong film Better Days combines a bleak picture of academic pressure and bullying with an unusual love story, to land itselfContinue Reading
Film Review: Malmkrog (2021)
A lengthy film in which little happens but much is said, and which certainly demands commitment from the viewer. EvenContinue Reading