Film Criticism Free From Exaggeration

LFF 2024

31st Oct 2024

REVIEW: Piece by Piece – LEGO Pharrell biopic is a colourful and charming animated odyssey

Jake Gibbard
25th Oct 2024

REVIEW: A Nice Indian Boy – Karan Soni charms in cliched but cheerful queer rom-com

Hamish Calvert
25th Oct 2024

REVIEW: Hard Truths – another impactful and intimate drama from Mike Leigh

Jake Gibbard
24th Oct 2024

REVIEW: A Real Pain – a slight but sympathetic second feature from writer-director Jesse Eisenberg

Jake Gibbard
21st Oct 2024

REVIEW: Joy – IVF drama is fairly formulaic, but full of feeling

Hamish Calvert
17th Oct 2024

REVIEW: Endurance – a disappointing and deceptive documentary that doesn’t dive deep enough

Hamish Calvert
15th Oct 2024

REVIEW: Anora – a fiercely funny whirlwind romance

Hamish Calvert
13th Oct 2024

REVIEW: All Shall Be Well – a touching reminder that family is what we make it

Hamish Calvert
10th Oct 2024

REVIEW: Blitz – a well-made war drama with one idea too many

Hamish Calvert
8th Oct 2024

REVIEW: Layla – a well-intentioned drag queen drama that struggles to really strut its stuff

Hamish Calvert
3rd Oct 2024

REVIEW: My Eternal Summer – a powerful and poignant portrait of terminal illness

Hamish Calvert
2nd Oct 2024

REVIEW: Baby – an honest, optimistic ode to finding your tribe

Hamish Calvert