Nick Johnson 8/10/20 Nick Johnson 8/10/20

Nobody Knows I’m Here

Nobody Knows I’m Here is a gem for foreign film fans looking for a well-made character study

Jak Luke Sharp 8/10/20 Jak Luke Sharp 8/10/20

Spree

There is a lot to like in Eugene Kotlyarenko's Spree: Joe Kerry's performance, or the incredibly well-executed found-footage aesthetic

Guest User 8/9/20 Guest User 8/9/20

Strasbourg 1518

Strasbourg 1518 delivers one of the most unhinged cinematic experiences of the year so far

Carson Timar 8/8/20 Carson Timar 8/8/20

American Pickle

An American Pickle had every piece of the puzzle to be something truly special, only to fumble due to a confused and lackluster screenplay

Jak Luke Sharp 8/7/20 Jak Luke Sharp 8/7/20

Made In Italy

As far as directorial debuts go, James D'arcy's Made In Italy is undeniably strong

Guest User 8/7/20 Guest User 8/7/20

She Dies Tomorrow

She Dies Tomorrow is a true reflection of what the art of cinema should strive to be as a whole

George Lewis 8/6/20 George Lewis 8/6/20

SHEFFIELD DOC FEST 2020: The Secret of Doctor Grinberg

The Secret of Doctor Grinberg is a well-crafted, mysterious tale that makes a mark in an oversaturated market

Jak Luke Sharp 8/5/20 Jak Luke Sharp 8/5/20

Deep Blue Sea 3

It is hard to say that Pogue's film is nothing but a success

Kyle Gaffney 8/3/20 Kyle Gaffney 8/3/20

Peripheral

Peripheral is an effective and memorable thriller full of twists and plenty of surprises

Alexander Holmes 8/3/20 Alexander Holmes 8/3/20

John Lewis: Good Trouble

John Lewis: Good Trouble is poorly put together and attempts to cover far too much of Lewis’ life

George Lewis 8/2/20 George Lewis 8/2/20

How To Build A Girl

How to Build a Girl fails to cover even the most tiresome narrative beats with any conviction

Alina Faulds 7/31/20 Alina Faulds 7/31/20

Summerland

Summerland is a fine debut from Jessica Swale

Jak Luke Sharp 7/30/20 Jak Luke Sharp 7/30/20

Impetigore

Impetigore is a hauntingly engaging and fruitfully frightening feature that will send shivers down the viewer's spine

Nick Johnson 7/30/20 Nick Johnson 7/30/20

Family Romance, LLC

It is very hard to see how another film, particularly in the next decade, will be as experimental as Family Romance, LLC

Owen Hiscock 7/29/20 Owen Hiscock 7/29/20

Hamilton

For three-quarters of these songs, one will be treated, at least in some capacity, to Miranda's trauma-inducing warbling

Kyle Gaffney 7/28/20 Kyle Gaffney 7/28/20

The Kissing Booth 2

The Kissing Booth 2 manages to be heaps of fun

Ashley Robson 7/27/20 Ashley Robson 7/27/20

You Should Have Left

The difficulties of finding a balance between a coherent feature film and staying true to all aspects of the literature are evident

Jak Luke Sharp 7/27/20 Jak Luke Sharp 7/27/20

Lake of Death

Director Nini Bull Robsahm makes Lake of Death as compelling and engaging as possible, even with severe limitations on offer

Jak Luke Sharp 7/26/20 Jak Luke Sharp 7/26/20

Brothers In Brothel

Jiro Sato's Brothers in Brothel is a brooding and multifaceted look at sex work and the exploitation and empowerment that surrounds it

Jak Luke Sharp 7/25/20 Jak Luke Sharp 7/25/20

The Pool

The Pool is an intimately produced and claustrophobic horror that uses setting and genre convention to a spectacular degree