Film

Subtle in its approach but resounding in its overall emotional impact and intent, Swedish-Georgian filmmaker Levan Akin’s Crossing looks at familial rifts and the politics of living as a transperson …

The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare has a concept that would make for a perfect Guy Ritchie movie (or one that Quentin Tarantino already made), but it doesn’t feel particularly hardened, …

Deadpool & Wolverine is chaotic, hilarious, cameo packed, gross, clever, a little sweet, nostalgic, bloody, action packed, and weird, but it’s very good.

If viewers want nothing more than a bunch of solid laughs, gory set pieces, and the promise of two violence prone super-anti-heroes teaming up and brawling in equal measure, director …

Clair Titley’s documentary The Contestant will leave viewers stunned, even if they think they know the whole story behind it.

Irish filmmaker Damian Mc Carthy’s atmospheric chiller Oddity is a hearty stew of classic genre tropes mixed into a ghoulishly delightful and refreshingly original package.

A generic action movie with a generic title, Customs Frontline fails to build any genuine tension with its confused story of international intrigue, revenge, and overcoming mental illness.

A stripped down, but wonderfully impactful and affecting look at forming and embracing personal identity, Luke Gilford’s first feature National Anthem is one of the most disarming and surprising films …

The inspirational sports drama Young Woman and the Sea is a bit of an odd duck: a movie that’s too bland to make much of an impression, but also too …

Twisters isn’t a smart movie, or even a “good” one, if you want to get technical about it. But it is a barrel of edge-of-your-seat fun.