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Although it takes a very different form and tone, Under the Silver Lake plays as a spiritual sequel to It Follows, David Robert Mitchell’s previous release. Like It [...]

Bong Joon-ho’s Parasite is one of the most entertaining, conceptual, hilarious, surreal and unsettling Golden Palm winners in some time, using three very different South [...]

Most of Stephen King’s classic novels of the 70s and 80s were about fatherhood and family under threat. Writing as baby boomers were coming of age, King was acutely attuned [...]

On the face of it, Pedro Almodovar’s Pain and Glory is one of his most personal and autobiographical works. For the first time in his career, Almodovar has crafted a film [...]

By the time Alex Ross Perry arrived at Golden Exits, his novelistic style of cinema seemed to have reached an impasse. So staid and stylised that it bordered on self-parody, [...]

Over the last decade, Jillian Bell has been gradually consolidating for a breakout role and film. Not only has she performed a series of increasingly memorable side parts [...]

Robert Altman was on a high after the success of Nashville, and was ripe for commentary about the American Dream in the wake of the Bicentennial. This resulted in two of his [...]

Not only is John Wick: Chapter 3: Parabellum a terrific addition to the John Wick franchise, but it’s the best and most beautiful action film since Mission Impossible: [...]

Throughout the first half of the 70s, Robert Altman had steadily been working towards the grandest possible version of his cinematic vision. He finally got his opportunity [...]

Mike Leigh’s latest film is one of his most magisterial, meticulous and magnificent – a dramatization of the Peterloo Massacre in 1819, during which cavalry charged down [...]