Category: LFF 2025

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  7th Nov 2025

  REVIEW: Hamnet – Chloé Zhao’s devastating drama beautifully demonstrates the cathartic power of artistic expression

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  31st Oct 2025

  REVIEW: Is This Thing On? – Bradley Cooper’s stand-up comedy drama is straightforward but successful

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  24th Oct 2025

  REVIEW: The Mastermind – Josh O’Connor is an unlikely art thief in Kelly Reichardt’s quietly compelling crime caper

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  20th Oct 2025

  REVIEW: Tuner – musically-minded thriller plays it safe but mostly hits the right notes

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  16th Oct 2025

  REVIEW: Frankenstein – Guillermo del Toro transforms Mary Shelley’s horror classic into a vibrant fantasy epic

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  15th Oct 2025

  REVIEW: Exit 8 – psychological horror video game adaptation is a tense and thrilling treat

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  11th Oct 2025

  REVIEW: Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery – Josh O’Connor shines in Rian Johnson’s holy whodunit

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  6th Oct 2025

  REVIEW: Enzo – a stunningly shot if somewhat standard story of queer discovery

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  5th Oct 2025

  REVIEW: The Son and the Sea – a gentle and quietly moving voyage into male maturity