Hannah Strong

Hannah Strong Little White Lies 6 days ago 5;5 Taking inspiration from the masters of fantasy, the Laika team have crafted a breathtaking work here with human stakes and fantastical imagery that serves as a swift riposte to any narrow-minded folk who would dismiss animation as child’s play. Go to Full Review Wildwood (2026) 100% - -

Hannah Strong Little White Lies Oct 15, 2026 Jacqueline Lentzou’s second feature film is a bold announcement from the Greek filmmaker, whose distinctive handmade aesthetic is well-suited to her young protagonist. Go to Full Review A Day in the Life of Jo: Chapter Phaedra (2026) - - - -

Hannah Strong Little White Lies Oct 15, 2026 2/5 The tonal mismatch keeps Whalefall way out of ​‘unhinged b‑movie’ territory but still swimming far from the warm shore of ​‘strangely moving’. Go to Full Review Whalefall (2026) 73% - -

Hannah Strong Little White Lies Oct 9, 2026 2/5 It’s not Aaron Sorkin’s fault that Zuckerberg and Facebook have seen little in the way of consequences, but it’s certainly his fault he made a film which tries to suggest otherwise. Go to Full Review The Social Reckoning (2026) 54% - -

Hannah Strong Little White Lies Sep 30, 2026 3/5 Digger is more interesting visually than narratively, a film remarkably pleased with itself for achieving so little, the cinematic equivalent of a billionaire expecting gratitude for a tax-deductible charitable gift. Go to Full Review Digger (2026) 53% - -

Hannah Strong Little White Lies Sep 29, 2026 Oasis is a confident feature debut that puts a fascinating spin on the coming-of-age genre, bolstered by the efforts of its young leads who fit together seamlessly. Go to Full Review Oasis (2026) - - - -

Hannah Strong Little White Lies Sep 11, 2026 The Colour of the Sun is extremely promising as a debut feature, ambitious in its navigation of myriad themes including American imperialism, burgeoning queerness and adolescent sexual appetites. Go to Full Review The Color of the Sun (2026) - - - -

Hannah Strong Little White Lies Sep 10, 2026 While frequently entertaining and interesting for those who are happy to spend such an extended runtime in the company of Guadagnino and friends, its meandering structure is a challenge that will likely prove a barrier to access. Go to Full Review Joie De Vivre (2026) - - - -

Hannah Strong Little White Lies Sep 10, 2026 In a refreshing take on the true crime genre, so often obsessed with grisly details and the psychology of the perpetrators, The City of the Living never seeks to sensationalise Luca’s eventual fate, or even try to ascribe some greater meaning to it. Go to Full Review The City of the Living (2026) - - - -

Hannah Strong Little White Lies Sep 10, 2026 Eklipse often feels frustrating in its slow pacing, and a subplot about Tomy's uncle distracts from the stronger throughline of Tomy and Chris being divided by a secret that is much bigger than the both of them. Go to Full Review Eklipse (2026) - - - -

Hannah Strong TheWrap Sep 9, 2026 By the time Affleck finally shows his hand, it’s too little too late, and you’ll be wishing you were without “Company” entirely. Go to Full Review Company (2026) 47% - -

Hannah Strong Little White Lies Sep 8, 2026 el-Toukhy and Käehne’s sharp writing underpins a strong, pointed narrative, proving there is still rich storytelling potential within the saturated field of films about the Second World War. Go to Full Review Woman, Unknown (2026) 94% - -

Hannah Strong Little White Lies Sep 8, 2026 It’s a damning and maddening film, crafted with Gibney’s typical vigor and thoroughness, that neatly lays out exactly what the problems are with Elon Musk in accessible terms that will hopefully resonate with a general audience. Go to Full Review Musk (2026) 96% - -

Hannah Strong Little White Lies Sep 6, 2026 It’s a remarkable feat that Lee contains so many narrative threads within Possible Love without ever losing command of them; rather they come together to create a drama that feels rich and lived-in. Go to Full Review Possible Love (2026) 100% - -

Hannah Strong Little White Lies Sep 5, 2026 These cosy vignettes of domestic life are thrilling in their mundanity, recognisable as a shared experience for family units (biological or otherwise) the world over. Go to Full Review Tender Loving Care (2026) 100% - -

Hannah Strong Little White Lies Sep 5, 2026 Robert Pattinson, wears Chris Hansen’s skin like a suit, affecting his selachian stare and unimpeachable insistence he’s on a mission to ​“cleanse the world of an ancient evil”. He’s sharper than ever. Go to Full Review Primetime (2026) 86% - -

Hannah Strong Little White Lies Sep 5, 2026 A Long Winter rests on the shoulders of Hechinger and he’s remarkable in a performance that demands a whisper rather than a shout, capturing the softness and optimism that make the character so easy to fall in love with. Go to Full Review A Long Winter (2026) 78% - -

Hannah Strong Little White Lies Sep 5, 2026 This feels like an incomplete story, and while one gets a sense of the lifelong guilt and pain Nelson felt about his actions in Vietnam, there’s little in the way of character beyond this. Go to Full Review Mr. Nelson, Did You Kill People? (2026) 27% - -

Hannah Strong Little White Lies Sep 4, 2026 It’s hard to understand why glory is deemed worth the psychological impact on others, or to see these actions as anything other than selfish and irresponsible. Go to Full Review Everest: The Other Side (2026) 86% - -

Hannah Strong Little White Lies Sep 4, 2026 Greene’s film is that rare beast which feels like it belongs to the people within it, so much so that even the dizzy looseness of the narrative structure merits forgiveness. Go to Full Review Too Much Sugar (2026) 91% - -