By Ed Gibbs
There’s shades of Straw Dogs and Deliverance in this effective Aussie backwoods horror.
By Ed Gibbs
Jason Segel and Rooney Mara are an unlikely central pairing in this low-key sci-fi about the discovery of an afterlife.
By Ed Frankl
First-time director Nicolas Pesce takes audiences on a nightmarish journey with this impressive American Gothic.
By Ed Gibbs
The buzz film from this year’s Sundance is a stirring, historical tale of racial injustice that feels more vital now than ever.
By Ed Frankl
A stunning central turn from Rebecca Hall grounds Antonio Campos’ dramatisation of TV reporter Christine Chubbuck’s on-air suicide.
By Ed Gibbs
Spike Lee’s follow-up to Bad 25 shines a light on the King of Pop’s indisputable talents, but is otherwise alarmingly lightweight.
By Ed Gibbs
Todd Solondz’s typically bleak ensemble piece serves up a fresh ingredient for an otherwise familiarly grim trek across America.
By Ed Gibbs
The African-American icon’s richly textured and often traumatic story is unpacked in this near-definitive documentary for PBS.
By Ed Frankl
Kelly Reichardt confirms herself as one of America’s greatest living filmmakers with this stunning three-part character study.
By Ed Frankl
Viggo Mortensen stars as a doting forest-dwelling father in this impressive debut from writer/director Matt Ross.
By Ed Frankl
Asif Kapadia ditches the tried-and-trusted doc formula in favour of this bland historical drama.
By Ed Gibbs
The events leading up to the 2012 Aurora multiplex shooting are reimagined, Elephant-style, in this unsettling and deeply affecting drama.
By Ed Frankl
Daniel Radcliffe quite literally rips it up in this fart-based bromantic comedy with Paul Dano.
Whit Stillman returns – and on absolute peak form – with this drastically delightful Jane Austen adaptation.