Now the sand has settled on Denis Villeneuve’s second instalment in the hallucinatory sci-fi saga, Jamie Carlstrand writes about why he thinks the film joins …
Dune: Part 2 review

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Now the sand has settled on Denis Villeneuve’s second instalment in the hallucinatory sci-fi saga, Jamie Carlstrand writes about why he thinks the film joins …
The FilmSoc Journal is back for the 74th edition of the Berlinale, with critic Elena Xiang delivering a look at the hits and misses of …
Shaza Hafez reviews “Un Amor”, a melancholic portrait of psychosexual angst
Shaza Hafez explores this satirical dark comedy about the great lengths we go to in our self-centred quest to gain attention
Will Palmer reviews Scala!!!, a documentary exploring the heyday of the infamous Scala cinema, and how its eclectic programming broke boundaries and shaped future creatives
Mint Chinese Film Festival 2024, taking place from February 1 to 4, is one of the most influential film festivals for Chinese cinema, casting attention …
Elena Goh reviews Coppola’s ‘Priscilla’ . The film adapts Priscilla Presley’s memoir Elvis and Me, focussing on the timeline of her relationship with Elvis Presley. …
Ed Lahner reviews ‘Warhol’, a thriller set in London that provides a sharp social commentary on the digitalisation of urban life. “In the future, everyone …
The London Film Festival returned this past October featuring a wide array of British, Hollywood and International cinema. Aryan Taqueer reviews David Fincher’s The Killer. …
Aryan Tauqeer reviews Ferrari, Michael Mann’s meditative drama about the titular automobile magnate’s famial and professional strife, and his racers that stand at the intersection between the two.