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'SWEDE CAROLINE' REVIEW
Swede Caroline is absolutely set to be the quirky British comedy of the year that deserves to be supported.

Alex Gilston
Apr 19, 2024


'KUNG FU PANDA 4' REVIEW
Despite some interesting developments and trademark Jack Black fuelled humour, in Kung Fu Panda 4 the magic might have finally fizzled out.

Alex Gilston
Apr 4, 2024


'EDGE OF SUMMER' REVIEW
Edge of Summer is rough around the edges, but the emotionally affecting narrative sees it rising from the dark depths.

Alex Gilston
Mar 11, 2024


'THE DEAD DON'T HURT' REVIEW
On the surface The Dead Don't Hurt is a vast, sprawling epic, but if you peer beneath you’ll find intimate beauty.

Alex Gilston
Mar 10, 2024


'BLEEDING LOVE' REVIEW
The success of Bleeding Love comes from its mirroring of real life. Films like this can fall on extreme ends of the spectrum.

Alex Gilston
Mar 8, 2024


'LA CHIMERA' REVIEW
La Chimera has its head above the clouds, and the view is beautiful.

Alex Gilston
Mar 6, 2024


'LOVE LIES BLEEDING' REVIEW
Forget Saltburn, Love Lies Bleeding is true ‘cinema for sickos’.

Alex Gilston
Mar 4, 2024


'THE BURNING SEASON' REVIEW
The Burning Season succeeds in its pursuit of telling a love story in reverse. On paper this shouldn’t work but it makes it more intriguing.

Alex Gilston
Mar 3, 2024


'I LOVE YOU, GUYS' REVIEW
I Love You, Guys is the perfect example of what can be achieved cinematically, and narratively, in such a miniscule time frame.

Alex Gilston
Feb 14, 2024


'ARGYLLE' REVIEW
Argylle is swamped with mystery - there are plot twists at every turn! - but you get the answer sheet right from the beginning.

Alex Gilston
Feb 6, 2024


'MEAN GIRLS (2024)' REVIEW
Mean Girls (2024) is at its most fun when it’s embracing the fact it’s a musical version of the beloved story.

Alex Gilston
Feb 1, 2024


REVIEW | GOOD GRIEF
Good Grief is an emotive meditation on loss, love, and most importantly friendship.

Alex Gilston
Jan 6, 2024


REVIEW | THE HUNGER GAMES: THE BALLAD OF SONGBIRDS AND SNAKES
The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes is a new spin on the Post-apocalyptic franchise, it may be left field but is a welcome addition.

Alex Gilston
Nov 21, 2023


WELCOME TO THE 'WHONIVERSE': A GUIDE TO ALL THINGS DOCTOR WHO
Discover all things Doctor Who in the 'Whoniverse', introduced by the BBC and now available on BBC iPlayer.

Alex Gilston
Nov 7, 2023


REVIEW | POOR THINGS
Lands perfectly in Lanthimos' canon of unconventional, unpleasant filmmaking, which makes him one of the most interesting working directors.

Alex Gilston
Oct 20, 2023


REVIEW | MAESTRO
Maestro sees Bradley Cooper at the top of his game. It’s crafted perfectly and headed up by two incredible performances.

Alex Gilston
Oct 17, 2023


REVIEW | THE HOLDOVERS
The Holdovers has broken that Christmas classic spell as it instantly settles itself alongside films that will be remembered forever.

Alex Gilston
Oct 16, 2023


REVIEW | FERRARI
Ferrari is a behemoth of a film that successfully uses Enzo Ferrari’s life to tell an interesting story.

Alex Gilston
Oct 11, 2023


REVIEW | ALL OF US STRANGERS
Whether you're in floods of tears, or you end up revisiting it in your head and finding more meaning, this will not leave you unaffected.

Alex Gilston
Oct 11, 2023


REVIEW | SALTBURN
Transcending its predecessor in every way, it’s darker, funnier, and more self-aware. Most importantly, it sticks its ever-so-wicked landing

Alex Gilston
Oct 6, 2023
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