‘My Fault: London’ – Prime Video’s Addictive Romance Delivers on the Heat and Passion – Review

Romance has always thrived on complication, and few relationships are more complicated than the one at the centre of My Fault: London. Streaming on Prime Video, this British reimagining of Mercedes Ron’s wildly popular Culpables story takes audiences on a whirlwind journey of attraction, rebellion, family drama and emotional self-discovery. While it embraces every one […]

‘Power Ballad’ – Paul Rudd Rocks Out in the Year’s Most Unexpected Crowd-Pleaser – Review

No good turn goes unpunished, especially in the music business. That’s the hard lesson learned by wedding singer and would-be rock star Rick Power (Paul Rudd) in Power Ballad, a rousing, heartfelt and uproariously funny musical comedy from director John Carney. Packed with big laughs, infectious energy and genuine emotion, Power Ballad stands tall as […]

‘The Christophers’ – Steven Soderbergh Paints a Wicked Picture of Art, Ego and Deception – Review

There was a collective sigh of relief when Steven Soderbergh’s long-discussed retirement never came to pass. One of modern cinema’s most restless creative minds, Soderbergh has continued to move effortlessly between independent and studio filmmaking, consistently delivering works that challenge convention and refuse to be easily categorised. Now he returns with The Christophers, a daring […]

‘Moss & Freud’ – A Beautifully Crafted Portrait of Art, Identity and Connection – Review

Artist and muse. Few creative relationships are as fascinating as the bond between these two figures, and what happens when the boundaries between observer and subject begin to blur? Add fame, infamy, vulnerability, expression and emotion into the mix, and you have the rich creative canvas upon which New Zealand filmmaker James Lucas paints Moss […]

‘Clarkson’s Farm’ Season Five – Diddly Squat Delivers Another Winning Harvest – Review

Jeremy Clarkson returns to Diddly Squat for another wildly entertaining season of Clarkson’s Farm, and Season Five proves once again why this has become one of the most beloved series on television. What began as a simple experiment in farming has evolved into something far more compelling, and this latest season finds Clarkson facing some […]

Creating the Film Noir Aesthetic of Prime Video’s ‘Spider-Noir’ – An interview with Li Jun Li, Jack Huston, Abraham Popoola and Oren Uziel

Prime Video’s Spider-Noir is HERE, and audiences have been enthralled by the web-slinging actions of Nicolas Cage’s Ben Reilly/The Spider, and it’s altogether different exploration of the world and action of Spider-Man in a brand new film noir styling, not to mention being enthralled by its completely original presentation and take on the material as […]