Strangers in Paradise: The Radical Loneliness of Turtle Diary
As John Irvin's underseen turtle heist comedy turns 40, its charming depiction of aloneness as a liberating lifestyle choice continues to make…
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Eleanor the Great review – has all the personality of a New York tourism board advert
June Squibb plays a spirited nonagenarian who moves back to New York from Florida in Scarlett Johansson's underwhelming directorial debut. Wh…
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Ella McCay review – comfort food reheated, with a synthetic aftertaste
James L Brooks’ sweet, steady slice of political idealism entertains in the moment but rarely dares to surprise. It’s been 15 years since filmmak…
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Animalia review – sci-fi in the most elusive manner
Sofia Alaoui's feature debut explores coming-of-age through gender, class and spirituality against the backdrop of an alien invasion. Itto (O…
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Cover-Up review – a film worthy of Seymour Hersh
Laura Poitras and Mark Obenhaus’ searing chronicle of global atrocities as uncovered by dogged investigative reporting veteran, Sy Hersh. When in…
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Dreamers review – presents the hell of seeking asylum
This highly personal debut feature by Joy Gharoro-Akpojotor captures the inhumanity of an asylum process that’s cut through with small glimmers of…
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Jafar Panahi: ‘We shouldn't look at cinema too idealistically’
The great Iranian auteur and winner of the 2025 Palme d’Or on his thrilling new morality play, It Was Just an Accident. Jafar Panahi has had to n…
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