Author: Liselotte Vanophem

There’s a predictable narrative and lack of women but Daniel Kaluuya and Kibwe Tavares their The Kitchen delivers some glimmers of greatness

The nominations for the 2024 EE BAFTA Film Awards are in! Oppenheimer and Poor Things lead with thirteen and eleven nods.

Even the impeccable Sofia Boutella can’t save Zack Snyder’s messy and unimaginative Rebel Moon – Part One: A Child of Fire.

While Chicken Run: Dawn of the Nugget isn’t as convincing and memorable as its predecessor, it’s still fun, colourful and adventurous.

While Your Christmas or Mine 2 offers nothing new story-wise, it does offer a lot of Christmas joy, romance and humour.

While there are glimpses of originality, Awareness is mainly an overcomplicated Sci-Fi movie that even Scholz and Pedraza can’t save.

Actor Paul Rhys tells what it’s like working with Emerald Fennell and Ridley Scott during the making of ‘Saltburn’ and ‘Napoleon’.

While DeVito and Bening and director/actor/co-writer Pine try their best to create a comedy film noir, Poolman becomes an unfunny mess.

While Hoard by writer/director Luna Carmoon is messy, it’s also a provocative and expressive movie with a standout Saura Lightfoot Leon.

The Book of Clarence is Jeymes Samuel’s second spectacular movie, but it does come with a messy third act and an unstable tonal balance.