Reviews

Friendship review – The Wario to I Love You Man's Mario
Harvest review – remarkably compelling work
The Other Way Around review – a new type of break-up movie
Pavements review – a trailblazing docufiction without borders
Superman review – levity and humour win the day
Hot Milk review – never properly gels

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A report from the bleeding edge of non-fiction film
Athina Rachel Tsangari: 'It’s about how easily the narcissism of artists can turn into a tool in the hands of power'
Long Hot Summer: The mythos of the pool on screen
Superman | Pavements + Alex Ross Perry | Superman And The Mole Men (1951)
Till Tech Do Us Part: Romance in the age of surveillance cinema
Inside The Arzner, the UK’s first dedicated LGBTQ+ cinema

Contributor Lucy Carter

Two people, a woman with braided hair and a man with curly hair, standing close together in a hallway.

The Bear embraces career uncertainty and what it means to find a purpose

by Lucy Carter

As chefs Carmy and Syd grapple with the weight of their own expectations and ambition, their friends struggle to find a vocation at all. This candid approach to the difficulty of finding a purpose feels quietly refreshing in pop culture.

Friendship review – The Wario to I Love You Man's Mario

Harvest review – remarkably compelling work

The Other Way Around review – a new type of break-up movie

Pavements review – a trailblazing docufiction without borders

Superman review – levity and humour win the day

Hot Milk review – never properly gels

A report from the bleeding edge of non-fiction film

Athina Rachel Tsangari: 'It’s about how easily the narcissism of artists can turn into a tool in the hands of power'

Long Hot Summer: The mythos of the pool on screen

Superman | Pavements + Alex Ross Perry | Superman And The Mole Men (1951)

Till Tech Do Us Part: Romance in the age of surveillance cinema

Inside The Arzner, the UK’s first dedicated LGBTQ+ cinema

The Bear embraces career uncertainty and what it means to find a purpose

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