Big Screen: Land of Mine
This Oscar-nominated Danish number delivers more depth than your standard war film.
This Oscar-nominated Danish number delivers more depth than your standard war film.
You might have heard about this Oscar-winning Iranian film, but maybe not for the right reasons. Read James Ross’s review here.
When this master director has been nursing a project for over two decades, our expectations are sky-high. Does ‘Silence’ deliver?
Sweet stunts, cool guys, one-liners… The new xXx film is gon’ give it to ya. James Ross gives you a few good reasons to check this one out.
“The Edge of Seventeen is charming in its sincerity, even if it does think there are nerds in high school with six-packs.”
Makoto Shinkai has been called the next Hayao Miyazaki by a lot of critics with his latest release.
“There’s never been a better time to be a Star Wars fan. Not only are we getting new films in the franchise without a Jar Jar Binks in sight, the movies are being made by directors who love the series as much as we do.” James Ross reviews Rogue One.
Scientology is like the North Korea of religious organisations. No-one really knows how they operate, but the more we learn, the more we realise that it’s bat-shit crazy.
Kubo and the Two Strings is more than just another spunky kids film. It’s a visually stunning, brilliantly written exercise in the art of storytelling, and probably the best animated film James Ross has seen in years.
Ciro Guerra’s ‘Embrace Of The Serpent’ is an Amazonian ‘Heart of Darkness’: pitting the knowledge systems of the Western world up against those of the tribal people of the Amazon.