After two short films in English, Pedro Almodóvar delivers his first feature not in his native Spanish with The Room Next Door . And he...

I thought the days when films looked great were gone forever. You know, when they actually looked like films, with that special magical...

There is no doubt that Chilean director Pablo Larraín is the master of biopics. By developing his own formula, he specialised in...

Disclaimer: in the following review I’ll be careful not to say "Beetlejuice" three times, in the slightest chance he comes back and they...

Bologna’s Il Cinema Ritrovato is the cinephile’s ultimate oasis “No, this time I won’t go”. After months of pondering, rationality struck...

It’s the journey, not the destination. Few films aim to lift the audience to a different dimension. Even fewer actually succeed in such a...

Sean Baker’s downbeat vision of America is back with his latest film, starring Mikey Madison as a colourful stripper, Anora, chasing her...

What is Vincent Cassel doing in a David Cronenberg costume? Perhaps The Shrouds is so personal to the cult director that its protagonist,...

Emilia Perez is a film like no other. French auteur Jacques Audiard goes crazy, and brings to the screen a pop opera that never loses its...

After the uber-success of Poor Things, Yorgos Lanthimos delivers his second film of the year, Kinds of Kindness. In this minor work, the...

I believed in America. And I believed in New Hollywood, helmed by Francis Ford Coppola. Thus, it particularly saddens me that...

George Miller takes us back to his iconic dystopian, post-apocalyptic Australian Wasteland in a reverse journey to discover the origins...

Cannes-cel culture. An unsettling grey and rainy weather anticipated the lukewarm reception of the 76th edition of the most prestigious...

As the curtain falls on another remarkable year in cinema, it's time to reflect on the filmmaking achievements that lingered on our minds...

Play it again, Ryūichi. All it takes is a dark room, silence, followed by the right music, to properly lose ourselves, wandering in our...

All good things must come to an end. Even the best ones - the ones we’re so used to that they end up becoming ordinary elements in our...

David Fincher takes us back to his comfort zone: serial killers. Diametrically opposite to Zodiac, where we never really even see the...

An amusing comedy can make us laugh, a compelling drama might even move us. Well, Frederick Wiseman’s latest documentary makes us feel…...

Yorgos Lanthimos is back. And no, you haven’t seen anything like this before. Poor Things, but lucky us. With The Favourite, the Greek...

It got me since the first poster was released a year ago - since I saw the pale silhouette of Augusto Pinochet looking down over a dark...