Author: Matt Turner
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Chronicle of a Summer Review
Films of this kind are often referred to as ‘fascinating social documents’ or ‘important relics,’…
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Something in the Air Review
Something in the Air has Olivier Assayas back in autobiographical mode again, mirroring his 1994…
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The Complete Existing Films of Sadao Yamanaka Review
Operating in the 1930s – at the same time as many monoliths of Japanese cinema,…
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The King of Pigs Review
Class dictates power in Sang-ho Yeun’s searing animated inditement of Korean power structures. Dark, bordering…
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A Hijacking Review
Most of the action in cargo ship hijacking thriller A Hijacking occurs over the telephone.…
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Our Children Review
Our Children charts the marital struggles of Emelie Dequenne and Tahar Rahim in various disparate…
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It’s Such a Beautiful Day Review
“Isn’t everything amazing?” Simultaneously uplifting and devastating, well-regarded but overlooked idiosyncratic animator Don Hertzfeldt’s masterpiece,…
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Sundance London: In A World Review
Long time children’s hospital actress, and frequent ‘that girl’ actress Lake Bell tries her hand…
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Sundance London: Touchy Feely Review
A loose psychological character study, Touchy Feely looks at the lives of two unfulfilled siblings,…









