Doesn’t reinvent the rom-com, but its sweet, slightly messy charm makes for an easy, enjoyable watch (even if it tries a little too hard at times).
“Ba’s Book”
Sometimes making a film about the past is really a way of figuring out how to live with it.
“Digger”
Insufferably smug and self-important, beating its metaphors into the ground while desperately insisting it has something profound to say.
“Hellcat
Intense, claustrophobic, and packed with surprises, this is a sharp horror thriller with strong performances, a good script, and enough twists to keep you guessing.
“The Chaplain & the Doctor”
A simple, powerful reminder that being present for another person might be the most important form of care we have.
“10 Kilos”
This grim prison drama evolves into a gripping gangster thriller, blending hard-edged crime with an emotional core that feels like a fresh take on the genre.
