Parthenope Review
Parthenope is a film as beautiful as it is pretentious and forced. Paolo Sorrentino’s long-standing obsession with the age of...
Federica Battiato
The Marching Band Review
The Marching Band perfectly blends humour, a heartwarming story, and sharp social commentary, all underscored by a beautiful classical soundtrack....
Interviews: G20’s Patricia Riggen & Douglas Hodge On Villains, Patriarchy, And Why Viola Davis Could Kick Antony Starr’s A**
Set in Cape Town, South Africa, G20 follows U.S. President Danielle Sutton as she attends a global summit with fellow...
G20 Review
Is there anything Viola Davis can’t do? From emotionally charged dramas and superhero spectacles to gripping action thrillers, she continues...
The Amateur Review
The "revenge for your dead wife" trope is a tough one to tackle, and unfortunately, James Hawes’ The Amateur doesn’t...
Novocaine Review
2025 is shaping up to be the year of fun movies! Action/thriller films aren't typically my go-to genre, but Novocaine...
The Summer with Carmen Review
At its core, The Summer With Carmen follows two gay best friends, Demosthenes (Yorgos Tsiantoulas) and Nikitas (Andreas Lampropoulos), who...
Vermiglio Review
Vermiglio is a subtle yet striking film that envelops the audience in its visually stunning, intimate portrayal of a small...
Iconic Prince Charles Cinema risks to close down due to new landlord clause
The iconic Prince Charles Cinema in Leicester Square, a cornerstone of London's film culture, is facing the threat of closure....
Oscars 2025 nominations announced: see the full list.
The Oscars 2025 nominations have been announced today. No big surprises regarding this year's Oscars nominations, with Conclave, The Brutalist,...
Interview: Audrey Diwan on Emmanuelle, Exploring Pleasure, Self-Discovery, and the Female Gaze in Cinema
French director Audrey Diwan (Happening) sat down with The People’s Movies to share insights about her new film Emmanuelle, which...
Emmanuelle Review
Audrey Diwan’s Emmanuelle is a visually striking exploration of isolation, desire, and identity within the gilded cage of luxury. Emmanuelle...
Get Away Review
An English-Irish family, a summer holiday, and a charming B&B nestled in the idyllic Swedish countryside — what could possibly...
Comandante (The Commander) Review
Opening a film with a Point of View shot is a bold and intriguing choice. It signals the director’s intent...