Author: Liselotte Vanophem

Memory by writer/director Michel Franco is a much more restrained, subtle portrayal of dementia that works incredibly well.

While ‘Unmoored’ is too slow, the stunning performance by Turestedt and subtle emotions makes the important messages coming through impactful.

We chatted with writer/director Maite Alberdi about her beautiful documentary, The Eternal Memory, Paulina Urrutia and Augusto Góngora.

Emerald Fennell returns to the big screen with an extraordinary, twisted and in-your-face movie about the rich, famous and secretive ones.

While The Re-Education of Molly Singer by Andy Palmer feels familiar, it’s still an enjoyable movie thanks to Robertson’s great performance.

While Barber by director Fintan Conolly misses the thrills a thriller needs, it can count on the amazing performance by Aidan Gillen.

While Love at First Sight has a basic plot, the chemistry between the actors and characters’ authenticity turn it into an adorable rom-com.

Stay at The Continental for one night during an immersive experience and be the first one to see The Continental: From The World of John Wick.

While season two of “The Wheel of Time” starts slow, it takes off when the stakes are rising higher and the fights become bloodier.

The strong score and energetic acting by Grillo are redeemable factors but they can’t save King of Killers by writer/director Kevin Grevioux.