Author: Liselotte Vanophem

While Cassandra Naud delivers a compelling lead performance, ‘Influencers’ lacks heat, blood, and tension to become a nail-biting sequel.

The raw ‘Prehistoric Planet: Ice Age’ blends engaging stories, lifelike VFX, and deep insights into forgotten ecosystems and their animals.

While ‘Sisu: Road to Revenge’ feels fragmented at times, it offers the perfect balance between high-octane action and emotional moments.

While DaCosta’s ‘Hedda’ feels uneven, Tessa Thompson elevates the elegant cinematography and set design to a new level with wonderful acting.

While ‘100 Nights of Hero’ doesn’t offer depth, the stunning costumes, lavishing visuals and enthralling acting make it worth the watch.

From start to finish, Siobhan McCarthy’s She’s the He is a comedic and heartwarming exploration of identity and self-expression.

Even a gripping Willem Dafoe and beautiful visuals can’t save the dragging and too monotonous ‘The Souffleur’.

While H Is for Hawk can be challenging at times due to its drawn-out pacing, it’s still heartbreakingly portrays loss, drama and connection.

While The Choral by Nicholas Hytner lacks depth and drama, it oozes warmth, authenticity and wonderful performances.

While some of the unexplained secrets might lead to frustration, Good Boy delivers the perfect mix of eeriness, control and great acting.