Challengers – Dir: Luca Guadagnino (Film Review)
Challengers is another stunningly sensual addition to Luca Guadagnino’s remarkable oeuvre. The 13th Floor’s Thomas Giblin elaborates.
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Monkey Man – Dir: Dev Patel (Film Review)
Monkey Man is here. Go bananas over Dev Patel’s bloodthirsty directorial debut!
Civil War – Dir: Alex Garland (Film Review)
Civil War, A24’s Most Expensive Film ever, Is a bold, visually immersive vision of an America ravaged by violent conflict.
Love Lies Bleeding Dir: Rose Glass (Film Review)
Rose Glass’s audacious sophomore feature, Love Lies Bleeding, is a frenzied love story with shocking twists.
Dune: Part Two – Dir: Denis Villeneuve (Film Review)
Give me sandworms, or give me death. About 25 minutes into the screening for Dune: Part Two, I leaned over to the person next to me and whispered “Maybe it’s a slow burn for a good second half” and, even as the words came out of my mouth, I felt the hollow drop of hopelessness […]
Drive-Away Dolls – Dir: Ethan Coen (Film Review)
Drive-Away Dolls proves one Coen brother is better than none, especially when Ethan teams up with writer/producer/wife Tricia Cooke for this hilarious road movie.
The Zone of Interest – Dir: Jonathan Glazer (Film Review)
The Zone Of Interest is the Oscar nominated Holocaust Film from master filmmaker Jonathan Glazer that is daring but ultimately underwhelming.
How to Have Sex – Dir: Molly Manning Walker (Film Review)
How to Have Sex, the assured debut feature by British director Molly Manning Walker has a candy-coloured aesthetic. Its exterior shell, desperate hedonism, and fluorescent lights conceal what is a deeply upsetting film.
Priscilla Dir: Sofia Coppola (13th Floor Film Review)
Sofia Coppola‘s stylish portrait of Priscilla is a frustrating shadow of the director’s best.
The Iron Claw – Dir: Sean Durkin (Film Review)
In an era of middling biopics (Napoleon, Maestro, Air), The Iron Claw is a suplex right to the heart. Zac Efron astonishes in an emotional wrestling melodrama.