Breaking Fast (2020)
Quite possibly one of the most engaging rom-coms of recent memory, Breaking Fast is a queer-themed laugher that touches on…
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One Night In Miami (2020)
Inspired by true events, Kemp Powers’ stage play One Night In Miami imagined what could have taken place on a…
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Never Rarely Sometimes Always (2020)
I’m not even going to pretend that I understand what it is to be a woman in today’s world, existing…
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The Trial of the Chicago 7 (2020)
Despite The Trial of the Chicago 7‘s late 1960’s setting, there’s an eerie parallel to the current situation encompassing the…
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Deerskin (2019)
Coming off like an unbridled hybrid of a lost Twilight Zone episode, an R-rated Monty Python sketch, and a slasher…
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Queen & Slim (2019)
When we first meet the titular characters of Melina Matsoukas’s arresting debut feature – the director having cut her teeth…
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The Lighthouse (2020)
For those keen for a cinematic challenge, The Lighthouse provides a unique nautical experience into the violent, murky waters of a man’s soul.
Birds of Prey (and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn) (2020)
Birds of Prey is simply, a euphoric and playful celebration of colour, femininity and sisterhood in a comic book world that’s mostly dominated by male characters and male perspectives.
Carlo’s Cinematic Happy Places of 2019
Yup, it’s indeed that time of year – again, where I gather up the morsels of cinema, the moments that…
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Knives Out (2019)
Nothing has given me greater cinematic joy in 2019, than seeing Rian exorcising some of his demons to play a deliciously wicked game of Cluedo with some of the best actors in the industry.
