2/5 · 2026
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It’s been a little while since I saw Digger, and while I didn't love the film, I have thought about it quite a lot since. In a decade, will Digger be called a generational maste...
Published 11 November 2026
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2/5 · 2026
It’s been a little while since I saw Digger, and while I didn't love the film, I have thought about it quite a lot since. In a decade, will Digger be called a generational maste...
Published 11 November 2026
4.5/5 · 2026
Laika Studio’s Wildwood is truly breathtaking and some of the most astounding filmmaking I’ve witnessed all year, all decade, all century. It is truly something else. Stop motio...
Published 10 November 2026
1.5/5 · 2026
What a massive disappointment. There’s been a rhetoric going around for a while now that writer Aaron Sorkin shouldn't work with director Aaron Sorkin but I don't think any dire...
Published 2 November 2026
4/5 · 2026
TIFF Film 13 You know what? I was really charmed by this film. You take an ensemble filled with some of the best comedic working actors at the moment. Shoot them in one of the m...
Published 7 October 2026
2/5 · 2026
TIFF Film 16 It's become cheap criticism, in my opinion, to call something Oscar bait just because it features a dramatic performance from a large actor and is dealing with subj...
Published 7 October 2026
3/5 · 2026
TIFF Film 23 I want to get this out of the way. I do not condone generative AI in films. I saw this as part of the film festival, so I didn't have to pay for it. Going into the...
Published 7 October 2026
5/5 · 2026
TIFF Film 19 (Insert one of a million quotes that pierced my heart and left me with a pit in my stomach) Monumental filmmaking. Epic in every sense of the word. It's so rare in...
Published 7 October 2026
5/5 · 2026
TIFF Film 18 It has been a while since I've been this emotionally moved by film. The immense joy that was plastered on my face, the pure elation at seeing the connection form be...
Published 7 October 2026
4/5 · 2026
TIFF Film 17 Lee Chang Dong's Possible Love is another in a long line of Korean cinema exploring the destructive nature of capitalism, the oppression of the working class, and t...
Published 7 October 2026
1/5 · 2026
TIFF Film 9 This is hands down, the worst film I've seen at any film festival and what's more so is that this was actually a gala presentation. So it got one of the biggest scre...
Published 24 September 2026
4/5 · 2026
TIFF Film 6 A Long Winter is perhaps the film that has sat with me the longest since the credits rolled, it's a film that is so meditative and distant that I very much understan...
Published 22 September 2026
4/5 · 2026
TIFF Film 8 Quite a few films at this festival have been dealing with the idea of inner lives, lives that are internal, not showcased to the world, sometimes rarely even explore...
Published 22 September 2026
4.5/5 · 2026
TIFF Film 5 Just an absolute knockout of a film. It's very hard to imagine somebody watching this and not completely falling in love. It is an absolute crowdpleaser with a huge...
Published 21 September 2026
3.5/5 · 2026
TIFF Film 4 Bedford Park feels almost like a rarity in cinema at the moment. It's interested in telling stories about ordinary workingclass people. When this film reached its co...
Published 18 September 2026
4/5 · 2026
TIFF Film 2 How does one process grief in the digital age? When time and memory dissipate and become pixels on a screen that can be accessed from anywhere at any time, were peop...
Published 15 September 2026
3/5 · 2026
TIFF Film 3 What's being positioned as an Oscar vehicle for John Turturro, like many a Sony Pictures classic film before it, The Only Living Pickpocket in New York feels just li...
Published 15 September 2026
4.5/5 · 2026
TIFF Film 1 “I don’t want to dance on the dead anymore” What kept ringing in my ear while watching Lukas Dhont’s Coward is abrasion. The opposition of cowardice and camaraderie,...
Published 12 September 2026
3/5 · 2026
Many thoughts on this. It almost feels like a film primed for my enjoyment. Not something I will write about here (as we would be here a while), but the intersectionality betwee...
Published 2 September 2026
2/5 · 2026
Really let down by this. In a time where apparently Gen Z have an aversion to sex in media which side note is an absolute misread of younger generations, the stats are there for...
Published 26 August 2026
4/5 · 2026
EIFF Film 1 Extra Geography is a debut feature film that bursts onto the scene with the confidence and assurance of a kid leaving the exam hall knowing they aced it. It’s rich,...
Published 15 August 2026
4/5 · 2026
Note to self: attend early screenings for Marvel films!! This screening was bliss. Yes, I had to get up earlier than I do for work to go, but it was so worth it. Say what you wa...
Published 1 August 2026
4.5/5 · 2026
What follows are my initial thoughts. This could easily change in its rating upon a rewatch. I think this is a film which demands to be seen more than once. In much of Nolan’s o...
Published 19 July 2026
5/5 · 2026
Yup, on a rewatch, it's kinda perfect. First fivestar of the year. Something I've noticed in all of Wilde's ventures as a director is this fascination with the idea of perceptio...
Published 16 July 2026
1.5/5 · 2026
I'm sorry, but I found this quite hard to get through. All love to Milly Alcock, who does the best she can with a terribly weak script and subpar filmmaking all round. She's the...
Published 3 July 2026