WeLoveCinema

Manuela Lazic WeLoveCinema Jun 13, 2024 4/5 What Creton proposes is a more considered style, reminiscent of photography but which, somewhat paradoxically, brings out the aliveness of the characters he films and the landscapes they occupy. Go to Full Review A Prince (2023) 70% - -

Manuela Lazic WeLoveCinema Jun 13, 2024 4/5 The Book of Solutions is better enjoyed for its unbridled inventiveness than its commentary on filmmaking at large, as well as for Gondry's idiosyncrasies, back in full force. Go to Full Review The Book of Solutions (2023) 79% - -

Manuela Lazic WeLoveCinema Jun 13, 2024 5/5 Pictures of Ghosts is the best of what cinema can offer – at once grounded in lived experience and whimsical in just the right doses, with a final flight of fancy that makes reality, once again, beautifully cinematic. Go to Full Review Pictures of Ghosts (2023) 100% - -

Manuela Lazic WeLoveCinema Jun 13, 2024 4/5 Garrel walks a fine line between the tragic thriller and the hopeful family comedy, bridging the two with a dry, typically French sense of humour. Go to Full Review The Innocent (2022) 98% 86%

Fedor Tot WeLoveCinema Sep 20, 2023 4/5 Invigorating insights into a nation at a crossroads Go to Full Review My Imaginary Country (2022) 94% 89%

Fedor Tot WeLoveCinema Sep 20, 2023 4/5 John Waters’ musical finds just the right balance of kitsch and sincerity. Go to Full Review Hairspray (1988) 98% 80%

Fedor Tot WeLoveCinema Sep 20, 2023 3/5 Alexandra Burke shines in an all-too-neat look at Black identity. Go to Full Review Pretty Red Dress (2022) 86% 99%

Fedor Tot WeLoveCinema Sep 20, 2023 2/5 Rickety Lynch riff only shows splashes of imagination Go to Full Review Inland (2022) 53% - -

Fedor Tot WeLoveCinema Sep 20, 2023 4/5 Astonishing diary film knits together the personal and political Go to Full Review The Super 8 Years (2022) 93% 80%

Fedor Tot WeLoveCinema Sep 20, 2023 4/5 Boxing biopic is an uppercut above the rest Go to Full Review Small, Slow But Steady (2022) 100% - -

Fedor Tot WeLoveCinema Sep 20, 2023 4/5 Quentin Dupieux pulls off another smart-stupid satire Go to Full Review Smoking Causes Coughing (2022) 94% 49%

Fedor Tot WeLoveCinema Sep 20, 2023 4/5 Effortlessly breezy neighbourhood portrait is full of flair Go to Full Review Shabu (2021) 91% - -

Fedor Tot WeLoveCinema Sep 20, 2023 3/5 Electric account of what it means to be in the eye of a raging storm Go to Full Review While We Watched (2022) 91% 100%

Fedor Tot WeLoveCinema Sep 20, 2023 3/5 The debut from YouTubers-turned-filmmakers the Philippou brothers makes for sharp, bloody viewing, even if it runs out of steam Go to Full Review Talk to Me (2023) 94% 82%

Steph Green WeLoveCinema Jul 6, 2023 3/5 Boulifa has constructed a film that knows its subjects, but isn’t sure what it wants us, the audience, to take away. Go to Full Review The Damned Don't Cry (2022) 90% - -

Emily Maskell WeLoveCinema Jun 18, 2023 Despite never performing opposite another actor, Thompson brilliantly shapes her face to every word uttered down the receiver. Go to Full Review The Listener (2022) 74% - -

Emily Maskell WeLoveCinema Jun 18, 2023 Harington delivers a career-best performance as the ruthless dealer leaving a bloody trail in his wake. Go to Full Review Blood for Dust (2023) 78% - -

Emily Maskell WeLoveCinema Jun 18, 2023 Void of emotional exploitation, Peterson’s film is a quiet drama that is searingly powerful. Go to Full Review The Graduates (2023) 96% - -

Steph Green WeLoveCinema May 26, 2023 3/5 It may well struggle to say anything we’ve not already seen discussed elsewhere when it comes to sexual assault, but is a fully realised world that stings with recognition. Go to Full Review How to Have Sex (2023) 97% 59%

Steph Green WeLoveCinema May 26, 2023 4/5 Will be catnip to those deeply invested in the intricacies of legal trials, the off-kilter humour of intellectual French comedy, and the magnetic command of Sandra Hüller. Go to Full Review Anatomy of a Fall (2023) 96% 90%