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Film Reviews: Spotlight on discrimination at the cinema this month

The Hate U Give (★★★★★) starts out as a culture-clash story. Starr Carter (Amandla Stenberg) lives in a poor, mostly black neighbourhood and attends a...

Women rule the screen at the cinema this December

Can You Ever Forgive Me (★★★★★) Melissa McCarthy is brilliant as American author Lee Israel. Making her name in the 1970s and 1980s for...

Fashion and literature shape the stories on screen this September

McQueen (★★★★★) Writer/director Peter Ettedgui doesn’t shy away from the dark side in his powerful documentary of fashion’s bad boy. With a childhood effected...

On The Edge: What's on at the cinema this May

Tully (★ ★ ★ ★ ½) Eleven years after the unforgettable film Juno, director Jason Reitman and screenwriter Diablo Cody delve into the nightmare that...

April Film Reviews: The Quiet and the Divine

A Quiet Place (★★★★★) is one of the scariest horror films ever made. When you see it, make sure you turn off your mobile...

December Film Reviews: Take a closer look

Sometimes we see films that draw us in while viewing them, but then tarnish when thinking about them afterwards. Sometimes a film can be...

August Film Reviews: Horror highlights from fantasy to reality

The ancient walking, talking tree (voiced by Liam Neeson) in A Monster Calls (★★★★★) might be a monster to some children, but Conor (Lewis...

February Films: Spotlight on the marginalised

Our past lives within us. Our life experiences not only form our identities but inform us which identity is best to present to others. The...

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