BIFF: Shoplifters (2018)
Shoplifters unfolds with Kore-eda’s trademark warmth and generosity, but there’s a sting in its tail.
Shoplifters unfolds with Kore-eda’s trademark warmth and generosity, but there’s a sting in its tail.
Terror Nullius satirises white Australia, but good satire is more than plastering messages on a screen for an audience of converts.
The Wild Boys is the kind of film that defies words.
Bad Times at the El Royale is the sort of film that’s not supposed to get made anymore: a straight-up genre flick boasting a sizeable budget and A-list stars.
Venom’s small-scale idiosyncrasies will surely disappoint comic book fans …but if you’re looking for a goofy film that recalls trashy genre films from the ‘80s, you’re in luck.
In its fourth season, for the first time, Steven Universe has unequivocally won me over.
Full Metal Alchemist: Brotherhood’s portrayal of power, whether physical, alchemical or political, is rendered with real nuance.
A Simple Favour is a self-aware, genuinely funny spin on the overheated airport novel genre.
While I’m not going to argue that The Nun is a good film, I do think that’s its more interesting than its detractors give it credit for.
Is that stray comment five-deep in missing Margot’s Messenger foreshadowing or irrelevant? You’ll have to wait and see – and watch carefully.