Reviews

Jackass: Best and Last review – a warm send-off for a legendary bunch
Supergirl review – a mid-field superhero affair
500 Miles review – wall-to-wall soppiness
The Last Viking review – Danish dark comedy is a bonkers ride
Blue Heron review – wonderful, emotionally generous film
Nino review – fails to pull its punches

Features

Where Comes La Cage: A Queer East Correspondence
Supergirl | Jackass: Best and Last | Steamboat Bill, Jr. (1928)
Making A Splash: Remembering Hockney Onscreen
Johnny Knoxville: ‘Jackass was born among friends and that’s how it will end’
Black Swan at the A.R.T: an unearthly medley of film, musical theatre and ballet
Sophy Romvari: ‘I tried to infuse my love of movies into this movie‘

Contributor Màtin Cheng

Where Comes La Cage: A Queer East Correspondence

by Màtin Cheng, Darla Timwell

In collaboration with the Queer East Film Festival, this year’s Emerging Critics cohort offer their responses to the film programme.

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Jackass: Best and Last review – a warm send-off for a legendary bunch

Supergirl review – a mid-field superhero affair

500 Miles review – wall-to-wall soppiness

The Last Viking review – Danish dark comedy is a bonkers ride

Blue Heron review – wonderful, emotionally generous film

Nino review – fails to pull its punches

Where Comes La Cage: A Queer East Correspondence

Supergirl | Jackass: Best and Last | Steamboat Bill, Jr. (1928)

Making A Splash: Remembering Hockney Onscreen

Johnny Knoxville: ‘Jackass was born among friends and that’s how it will end’

Black Swan at the A.R.T: an unearthly medley of film, musical theatre and ballet

Sophy Romvari: ‘I tried to infuse my love of movies into this movie‘

Where Comes La Cage: A Queer East Correspondence