Saturday Night takes us back to where it all began, in an imagined run up to SNL going on air for the very first time.

Flow is a unique, beautifully animated, wholesome easy viewing adventure that coasts along its short runtime.

Maria showcases Jolie’s fantastic acting prowess and Larrain’s distinct stylistic flair and unique approach to the biopic formula.

With its offbeat handmade feel, darkly slick comedy, and moments of genuine emotional heft, Memoir of a Snail is a triumph.

Queer is a ghost story, it’s about the things that haunt us in the past, present, and future. Daniel Craig is at his career best.

Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story is an inspiring, emotional, informative look at the man behind the red cape.

A competent picture of Trump’s rise through the ranks, but it’ll leave you asking one simple question of its existence: Why?

Chain Reactions is a grisly trip down memory lane for those involved, and is a celebration of one of the most terrifying films of all time.

Triumph is a well shot and performed, quirky satirical comedy that unfortunately didn’t quite land for me.

The Surfer showcases the unique acting talents of Nicolas Cage and delivers a very solid darkly comedic, trippy psychological drama.

Anora continues Sean Bakers personal canon in an ambitious way, but it's Mikey Madison that gives the star making performance of her career.

Blitz doesn't reinvent the wheel, but is compelling nonetheless. It's a timely message about embracing community and multiculturalism.

A beautiful story told in an imaginative way, The Wild Robot isn't just the best animated film of the year, it may be the best full stop.