By Matt Thrift
Duncan Jones’ spiritual sequel to Moon is a neon-drenched nightmare – and not in the way anyone intended.
By Joel Down
Total Recall meets The Hangover for a pre-arranged drunken brawl.
As streaming platforms vie with major film studios for viewers’ attention, great work is at risk of being lost in the content ether.
New films from Ben Wheatley, Kelly Reichardt and Shane Carruth wrap up our bumper preview.
By Mike Tsenti
The director is returning to his indie roots with a spiritual sequel to Moon.
By David Moya
The video game makes it impossible for players to overcome racial framing. Will Duncan Jones’ adaptation follow suit?
Moon is a thoughtful but imperfect sci-fi alternative to the brain-dead blockbusters that dominate the summer.
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