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Not much else on television is as tender, intimate, and vulnerable as Pachinko. It can be hard for one generation to understand another’s pain. But Pachinko finds grace in every challenge. Read full article

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Lanthimos’ longest, nastiest film yet marks an unapologetic turning point for his studio filmmaking, and will neatly divide the converts from the squeamish. For those who joined the train at The Favourite, this is what you’ve been missing. Read full article

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A superbly unsettling horror pic, built on the chassis of a procedural thriller. Longlegs screams out to be seen with an audience that can be as pummelled as we were - by one of the scariest films in ages. Read full article

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This very entertaining crime series exists in a hazy half-reality, as if the production itself has had one drink or spliff too many and fried in the sun. The entire series feels quite random, very enjoyably so, written and staged with a daffy laidback charm. Read full article

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Against the odds,  this surprisingly adept and enjoyable disaster epic outshines the original - stuffed to the gills with simple, high-stakes action set pieces designed for maximum impact and minimal thought. Read full article

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Tamahori weaves a strong net of spectacle and sorrow, ably capturing the distressing flurry of warfare through frantic editing that doesn’t disrupt the strength of its cinematography. Wisely, the excitement of the action never eclipses the tragedy of the moment. Read full article

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