MOVIES (GFF 2022): One Second - Review
Zhang Yimou’s One Second has undergone a turbulent release schedule that made the wait for it seem eternal – pulled at the last second f...
MOVIES (GFF 2022): The Worst Person in the World - Review
Joachim Trier’s visual style is unmatched; a work of art that the director has carried over from films like Thelma and Reprise , beautifu...
MOVIES (GFF 2022): The Quiet Girl - Review
Our location is Ireland 1981. Filmed, unlike that of most of its ilk, argely in the Gaelic language save for flashes of English deployed s...
MOVIES (GFF 2022): The Blind Man Who Did Not Want To See Titanic - Review
The Blind Man Who Did Not See Titanic is a genius film in part because of how it operates – casting an actually blind actor as its blind...
MOVIES (GFF 2022): Yuni - Review
In a good world, Yuni has the raw power and honesty of a coming-of-age story that should put it right up there with the classics of coming-...
MOVIES: The Batman - Review
In short - I loved this one. It understands the character of the Caped Crusader better than almost all Batfilms before it, and works wonde...