Film Review: The Champion of Auschwitz (2021)
Based-on-true-events drama from the very beginnings of the concentration camp at Auschwitz sees a Polish career boxer literally fighting forContinue Reading
Category: Marie O’Sullivan’s Film Reviews
Film Review: White as Snow [Blanche comme neige] (2021)
Perfect casting for a modern day evil step-mother? Look no further than Isabelle Huppert, who is never too far fromContinue Reading
Film Review: The Offering [L’Ofrena] (2021)
A psychological drama from Catalan director Ventura Durall has plenty of intrigue and explores long-lasting guilt and a quest forContinue Reading
Film Review: Settlers (2021)
A family carves out a simple, isolated life on the red planet until everything is turned on its head. PerhapsContinue Reading
Film Review: Diana’s Wedding (2021)
If you share your wedding day with Lady Diana and Prince Charles are you, too, entitled to a fairy taleContinue Reading
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
Film Review: A Perfect Enemy (2021)
A sinister encounter between an architect and an annoying stranger in the confines of an airport lounge uncovers some deeplyContinue Reading
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
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