Author: Liselotte Vanophem

Flow by Gints Zilbalodis is a ultra-realistic feature involving adorable animals and important topics such as friendship and survival.

While The Substance by director Fargeat is too long, it’s a ghastly and vivid social commentary led by the remarkable Moore and Qualley.

While ‘Twilight Of The Warriors: Walled In’ doesn’t have the most exciting narrative, it has tremendous cinematography, action, and acting!

While The Apprentice can count on three great multilayered lead performances, director Abbasi plays it too safe narrative-wise.

While Megalopolis by writer/filmmaker Francis Ford Coppola is bold and big, it’s also lifeless and complete chaos.

Emilia Pérez by director Jacques Audiard is a phenomenal musical gangster movie thanks to the tremendous female lead performances.

Bird is Arnold’s most experimental movie, and while the surrealism doesn’t work for the full 100%, the performances by Rogowski and Adams do.

While You Can’t Run Forever doesn’t fulfil its full potential, it does give us J.K. Simmons’ magnificent, menacing lead performance.

When the Light Breaks by Rúnarsson shines a beautiful and heartbreaking light on loss, grieving and the stunning talent of Elin Hall

While Simon of the Mountain consists of abrupt ending scenes, the great performances and complex storyline make up for it.