The Man (2017)
The aching, vacant tone that director Charlotte Sieling adopts here feels like a distant echo of Buñuel’s satire.
The aching, vacant tone that director Charlotte Sieling adopts here feels like a distant echo of Buñuel’s satire.
Baby Driver has been widely compared to musicals; but this ain’t no musical. This is a mixtape movie.
The Beguiled succeeds as an arch comedy that savagely satirises its self-obsessed ladies of leisure.
It feels like a surprise that Spider-Man: Homecoming is as good as it is.
This lesbian romance looks very ‘indie’ – gauzy light streaming into the camera, flashes of Instagram expressionism – but avoids cliché.
It Comes at Night unnerves its audience through its destabilising insistence on avoiding explanation.
One Punch Man is a pitch perfect parody of a genre about which I am almost entirely unfamiliar.
Director Hayden J. Weal maximises the material with an impressive ability to manipulate and surprise his audience.
Thanks to Roadshow Films Australia, ccpopculture has 5 double passes to give away to It Comes at Night, releasing in Australian cinemas Thursday July 6th.
How on earth do you review Valkyrie Drive: Mermaid without coming across as either a leering perve or a sneering prude?