Rehana Nurmahi

Clarkston Is An Intimate, Though Sometimes Trite, Character Study: Review ★★★★ On the border of the river between Washington state and Idaho sits a small town called Clarkst […]

‘Tape’ Review: A Cultural Remake that Reveals Themes Still Relevant 20 Years Later Hong Kong proves a fascinating cultural context to explore themes of toxic masculinity, power and memory in […]

'Falling Into Place' Review: A Story of Self-Growth With Spatterings of Romance German actress Aylin Tezel’s directorial debut is a tender exploration of growing into yourself in your 30s, b […]

TV Review: ‘Daredevil: Born Again’ Is A Fascinating Character Study of Two Complex Men Ten years after the hero’s Netflix Original Series premiered, the MCU has pulled Daredevil and Wilson Fisk o […]

"Turn Me On" Review: A Gentle Yet Profound Look At What It Means To Be Human Bel Powley and Nick Robinson bring a tender curiosity to their dystopian world as Michael Tyburski’s film l […]

'The Convert' Review: A Quietly Powerful and Grounded Drama Lee Tamahori’s picture of faith in war-torn Aotearoa is a conventional period drama elevated by its quietly g […]

'The Crime is Mine' Review: Fun But Conventional Crime Comedy François Ozon’s latest is nothing revolutionary, but provides a good, fun, time as it rolls through its ri […]

Trailer Released For 'Everybody Still Hates Chris' Everybody Still Hates Chris, a new autobiographical animated comedy from Chris Rock and Comedy Central, has […]

'Hundreds of Beavers' Review: Comedy of the Silliest, Most Creative Variety A lumberjack. A bunch of people in animal costumes. The slapstick sensibilities of the 1920s with all the […]

Album Review: Crash // Kehlani Four albums in, it can be hard to know whether to expect more of the same or a new sound from an artist. […]

Track Review: Please Please Please // Sabrina Carpenter How does one follow up the song of the summer? Well, by creating another one, of course! With her second […]

'A Family Affair' Review: Maybe Hotel Comedies Should Be Left in the 70s Warren Fischer’s attempt at a hotelier comedy shows that maybe the genre should be left in the 1970s, as Joe W […]

The Enduring Appeal of Playing Romeo and Juliet Over a century after his death, Shakespeare’s infamous lovers have been making headlines again in 2024. As T […]

‘The Idea of You’ Review: Cringeworthy Concepts Transformed Into Something Genuinely Heartfelt Anne Hathaway and Nicholas Galtizine bring charisma by the bucketful and an electric chemistry to this romance […]

‘The Queen of My Dreams’ Connects Generations With Tenderness and Vivid Colour: BFI Flare Review Fawzia Mirza adapts her semi-autobiographical stage play into a colourful, life-affirming, queer coming-of-age […]

TV Review: ‘Avatar: The Last Airbender’ has the bones of the original, but loses it's heart Netflix make their best attempt to bring the iconic animation into live-action, but while impressive in its […]

'The Letter Writer' Review: A Timeless Story in a New Setting In her debut feature, Layla Kaylif tells a Cyrano-style tale in Old Dubai. It’s a film that introduces […]

'Kim's Convenience' Is A Moving Love Letter to Immigrant Parents: Review ★★★★✰ The name Kim’s Convenience is probably not an unfamiliar one. The Netflix comedy, which began airin […]

TV Review: ‘Scott Pilgrim Takes Off’ reinvents its source material for a new generation The cult classic comic series is adapted with playfulness, imagination, and surprising tenderness as it […]

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