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'Unpacking' Review: A Smart, Sassy Take on the Self-Help Craze
A fun and smart take on today’s culture of needing to discover who you are by travelling away from everything you know.

Romey Norton
3 days ago
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'Regarding Us' Review: A Brave, Quietly Powerful Portrait of Identity and Connection
With themes of love, loss, identity, religion, friendship, companionship, and much more, Regarding Us is a wholesome and thought-provoking watch.

Romey Norton
Jun 5
21 views


'Ginny & Georgia' Season 3 Review: More Secrets, More Sass, and a Whole Lot of Drama
Season 3 of Ginny & Georgia is a thrilling, heartfelt, sometimes messy ride — just like life with Georgia Miller.

Romey Norton
Jun 5
394 views


'Amongst the Wolves' Review: A Gritty, Heart-Pounding Dublin Thriller
Amongst the Wolves is a gripping thriller but needed to pick a story and push harder.

Romey Norton
Jun 3
112 views


'Connected' Review: A Detailed Story of Decades of Friendship
At a time when so much feels divided, Connected is a testament to the power of holding on to shared humanity.

Romey Norton
Jun 2
24 views


'Hold Me, Softly' Review: A Tender Look at Solitude and the Courage to Connect
Hold Me, Softly is a slow burner, one for audiences who want something to sit down and lose themselves in.

Romey Norton
May 30
24 views


The Film Vault Ep 2: Wes Anderson - 'The Grand Budapest Hotel' vs 'Moonrise Kingdom'
Two contestants battle it out to get their film to be inducted into 'The Film Vault'. Episode 2 focus' on Wes Anderson, the films in question 'The Grand Budapest Hotel' and 'Moonrise Kingdom'. Who will come out on top?
Film Focus Team
May 29
13 views


'The Way We Speak' Review: A Witty, Warm Hearted Dive into How Language Connects Us
For fans of political dramas and films that make you think about your own views and morals, The Way We Speak will be right up your street.

Romey Norton
May 29
44 views


'The Better Sister' Review: A Domestic Thriller that Digs Deep Into Family Drama and Keeps the Stakes High
The Better Sister delivers all the intrigue, mess, and moral grey zones you'd want in a binge-worthy mystery series.

Romey Norton
May 28
74 views


'Finding Nicole' Review: A True Story Daring You to Look Closer at the World Around You
Finding Nicole is a raw, quietly powerful film that’s uncomfortable viewing, but that’s exactly the point.

Romey Norton
May 28
46 views


'UnBroken' Review: A Powerful Testament to Family, Memory, and Survival
UnBroken reminds us that history isn’t just dates and places; it’s people, choices, and the courage to endure.

Romey Norton
May 26
32 views


'The Passengers' Review: A Time Capsule with a Beating Heart
Whether you're a documentary enthusiast, a fan of New York history, or simply in search of something soul-stirringly real, The Passengers is worth the ride.

Romey Norton
May 25
22 views


'The Last Rodeo' Review: A Gritty, Heartfelt Ride into the Arena of Redemption
With strong performances, a heartfelt script, and a dust-kicking sense of purpose, The Last Rodeo rides tall among 2025’s best drama releases.

Romey Norton
May 22
195 views


Revisiting 'Jerry Maguire' (1996): Show Him the Legacy
Jerry Maguire still delivers — a high-stakes character study wrapped in a sports rom-com shell.

Romey Norton
May 19
26 views


The Film Vault Ep 1: Tom Cruise — 'Collateral' vs 'Jerry Maguire'
Two contestants battle it out to get their film to be inducted into 'The Film Vault'. Episode 1 focus' on Tom Cruise, in particular 'Collateral' and 'Jerry Maguire'. Who will come out on top?
Film Focus Team
May 15
16 views


'We Were Dangerous' Review: Rebellion, Girlhood, and the Fire of Resistance
We Were Dangerous teaches us that no one can dim your light and change who you really are - so don’t let them try.

Romey Norton
May 14
24 views


'The Lost Princess' Review: A Visionary Trip Through Time, Love, and Ghosts
It may not be everyone’s cup of psychedelic tea, but The Lost Princess is an evocative, bold film that deserves credit for its heart and originality.

Romey Norton
May 13
828 views


'The Bad Patriots' Review: Myth-Busting with Fire and Film
The Bad Patriots will make you question what it means to be a patriot, and a political one at that.

Romey Norton
May 12
28 views


'The Severed Sun' Review: Cults, Control, and the Shadows Cast by Faith
With an ending that’s twisted and powerful, The Severed Sun will make you think and freak you out at the same time.

Romey Norton
May 11
98 views


Exclusive: Actress Sarah Lind Unpacks Her Role in Neo-Noir Horror 'A Desert'
Sarah Lind discusses the emotional demands of her role in A Desert, working with director Joshua Erkman, and the creative potential of horror.

Romey Norton
May 8
37 views
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