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Rupert Wyatt has always been an intriguing director, in part due to how selective he is with the projects he takes on. He broke through into the mainstream with Rise of the Planet of the Apes, which felt ahead of its time in terms of tone and tackling of an established franchise. Since then, the
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Some animated shorts aim to educate; What Is Dyslexia? aims to reframe an entire narrative. Directed by Kyra Bartley, this vibrant, imaginative short follows Lola, a young girl who does what millions of children do every year: she Googles her condition. What she finds – cold clinical terms like “intellectual disability” and “lifelong disorder” –
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As a long‑time vaporwave fan – and someone who proudly hoards My Pet Flamingo vinyl like they’re rare artefacts – I went into Nobody Here: The Story of Vaporwave with high expectations. Thankfully, the film delivers something genuinely special: a lovingly crafted, glitch‑soaked, deeply affectionate chronicle of a genre that has always existed slightly out
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Career Killing, Auteur Era Shattering Flop or A Misunderstood Masterpiece? A Heaven’s Gate Retrospective. By Simon Thompson. Throughout the history of filmmaking, it’s rare that you come across a film that is so divisive and predominately reviled that even the mere mention of its title quickly springboards into an extensive debate. Michael Cimino’s epic western
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Anne Hathaway Edition: Bits & Pieces – Set against the 2008 financial crisis, OMAHA follows a struggling father on a road trip across the American West with his two children, Ella and Charlie. What begins as a seemingly spontaneous journey gradually reveals deeper emotional stakes, exploring parenthood, love, and the quiet desperation of protecting your children...