Political Pandora

When Fantastic Four was released in 2005, nobody knew what to do with superhero movies. It  is probably best understood as a mainstream studio’s attempt to capitalise on their recent unexpected success without quite understanding the catalysts of their popularity.

In contemporary film discourse, few films have stirred as much controversy and debate as Jacques Audiard's Emilia Pérez.

In the neon-steeped underbelly of New York City, Sean Baker's Anora erupts onto the screen like a fever dream. (An Anora Review)

To understand the depth of SOPHIE's loss, one must look back at her extraordinary life and career as a groundbreaking pop innovator.

The Substance, a stark and chilling exploration of popular culture’s obsession with youth, beauty, and innocence.

Never one to not stand out, Charli could hold the claim to be the only artist to narrate the intimidating success of her imperial era.

Short ‘n Sweet delivers exactly what it promises, cute bops & California surf rock, with Sabrina’s humour wrapped in unskippable choruses.

Within the contemporary collective cultural consciousness, few mysteries have captured the imagination quite like the “disappearance” of Kat