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Two hikers in blue and red winter attire, surrounded by misty, smoke-like clouds.
Review

Fire of Love

by David Jenkins

Sara Dosa’s whim­si­cal doc­u­men­tary chron­i­cles the trag­ic tale of ded­i­cat­ed vol­cano chasers Katia and Mau­rice Krafft.

4
Anticipation
3
Enjoyment
3
In Retrospect
Three young women, one in a fringe-trimmed blouse, standing in front of a brick wall.
Festivals

How It Ends – first-look review

by Caitlin Quinlan

There’s shades of Miran­da July in Zoe Lis­ter-Jones and Daryl Wein’s dead­pan end-of-the-world comedy.
Two women shopping with a shopping trolley in a supermarket aisle, surrounded by shelves stocked with various packaged goods.
Review

Kajillionaire

by Hannah Strong

Miran­da July chan­nels her off­beat brand of humour into a heist movie, with pre­dictably charm­ing results.

4
Anticipation
4
Enjoyment
4
In Retrospect
Illustrated portrait of a woman with curly hair and a serious expression, set against a grid-like background.
Interviews

Miranda July: ‘I’m interested in the little self-sabotaging things we do’

by Hannah Strong

Break­ing into the local post office was deep research for the art­world multi-hypenate’s superb new film, Kajillionaire.
Green warehouse with "Bubbles, Inc." sign; people standing outside and sitting on the floor in front of the building.
Incoming

Miranda July’s Kajillionaire follows a family of eccentric thieves

by Charles Bramesco

Evan Rachel Wood, Richard Jenk­ins, Debra Winger and Gina Rodriguez lead the cast.
A US post office building with text signage, surrounded by people standing on a pavement in front of the building.
Festivals

Kajillionaire – first look review

by Hannah Strong

Miran­da July’s charm­ing, uncon­ven­tion­al crime dra­ma fol­lows a fam­i­ly of low­ly LA con artists.
Four people in a grassy field, with a swing and trees in the background.
Festivals

Here’s what we’re most excited to watch at Sundance 2020

by Hannah Strong

Dee Rees, Josephine Deck­er, Miran­da July, and much, much more…
Close-up of a woman with dark, curly hair and a serious expression, in low lighting.
Review

Madeline’s Madeline

by Manuela Lazic

New­com­er Hele­na Howard is aston­ish­ing in Josephine Decker’s bold explo­ration of art and authorship.

4
Anticipation
4
Enjoyment
4
In Retrospect