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Jaylan Salah Cinefied Oct 29, 2026 Bedford Park is passable time spent in front of the screen. It wants to tell an original immigrant story, but it lacks the cinematic language and performances to do that successfully. Go to Full Review Bedford Park (2026) 94% - -

Jaylan Salah Cinefied Oct 23, 2026 Ghost in the Cell is like if Brawl in Cell Block 99 and They Will Kill You had a baby. But that offspring is rogue, rebellious, and lives independently of mommy and daddy. Go to Full Review Ghost in the Cell (2026) 93% - -

Peter Gray Cinefied Oct 22, 2026 It's not without merit, nor is it an uninteresting experience, but it never quite gets beneath the headlines in the meaningful way its subject matter deserves. Go to Full Review Trust Me, I'm a Doctor (2026) 30% - -

Peter Gray Cinefied Oct 21, 2026 In an era when so much animated entertainment can feel interchangeable, LAIKA once again reminds us of the extraordinary magic that comes from giving artists the freedom, patience, and ambition to create something truly distinctive. Go to Full Review Wildwood (2026) 99% - -

Peter Gray Cinefied Oct 16, 2026 It's a film that can make you squirm, gasp, laugh, and, quite possibly, shed a tear. Not bad for a movie about a man trying desperately to avoid becoming whale food. Go to Full Review Whalefall (2026) 74% - -

Jaylan Salah Cinefied Oct 13, 2026 With Liquor Bank, Marcellus Cox proves again that he is one of the most exciting filmmakers on the scene now Go to Full Review Liquor Bank (2025) 100% - -

Jaylan Salah Cinefied Sep 29, 2026 Idda is all about the mountain between us: unresolved feelings, hauntings, or suppressed desires. Go to Full Review Idda (2026) 91% - -

Jaylan Salah Cinefied Sep 28, 2026 The Legend of Juan Jose Mundo adds to an emerging hybrid genre: John Hughesque teen movies, one that has a life of its own free from the genre in its totality. Go to Full Review The Legend of Juan Jose Mundo (2025) - - - -

Jaylan Salah Cinefied Sep 24, 2026 How to Live on Earth reads more like a news report than a revolutionary, groundbreaking piece of documentary filmmaking. Go to Full Review How to Live on Earth (2026) - - - -

Jaylan Salah Cinefied Sep 14, 2026 In a world consumed by technology taking over romantic stories, Step Back, Doors Closing is throwing this all away, choosing to make its leads connect on a chance encounter. Go to Full Review Step Back, Doors Closing (2024) 100% - -

Jaylan Salah Cinefied Sep 8, 2026 Jamarcus Rose & Da 5 Bullet Holes has one of the most creative titles of the year, but there is more to it than meets the eye. Go to Full Review Jamarcus Rose & Da 5 Bullet Holes (2025) 95% - -

Jaylan Salah Cinefied Sep 3, 2026 The Deb is hardly a novice pioneering voice in musicals. But for hardcore musical fans, those who enjoy anything coming their way, it will most certainly be a rewarding experience. Go to Full Review The Deb (2024) 85% - -

Jaylan Salah Cinefied Aug 31, 2026 Party USA is a bold, intimate commentary on how capitalism kills the soul and sucks life out of its hardest workers. Go to Full Review Party USA (2026) - - - -

Jaylan Salah Cinefied Aug 24, 2026 Franz does more than the chronological listing of a thinker’s life, highlighting his accomplishments and the obstacles he has faced. It’s a dark portal into a time eerily similar, and a mind tragically brilliant. Go to Full Review Franz (2025) 74% - -

Jaylan Salah Cinefied Aug 17, 2026 Rosebush Pruning is a bizarre mess. Does it work? For seekers of the visually delicious and the aesthetically innovative. Apart from that, it doesn’t have much to offer. Go to Full Review Rosebush Pruning (2026) 16% - -

Peter Gray Cinefied May 14, 2026 Wild debut from writer/director Curry Barker, who merges romantic objectification, the subsequent toxicity of that, and the supernatural notion around a monkey's paw together in a vat of dark humour and shocking gore Go to Full Review Obsession (2025) 93% - -

Peter Gray Cinefied Apr 14, 2026 By the time the credits roll, Beast may not have reinvented the genre, but it doesn’t need to. It lands its punches where it counts - on the idea that redemption isn’t found in victory, but in the willingness to keep getting back up. Go to Full Review Beast (2026) 81% - -

Matthew Creith Cinefied Mar 16, 2026 The movie's biggest strength is its cast, with Palmer leading the way. The Nope actress anchors the madness with a performance that's both playful and leveled, giving Corvette enough emotional weight to keep the story from floating away entirely. Go to Full Review I Love Boosters (2026) 92% - -

Peter Gray Cinefied Jan 15, 2026 In a cinematic landscape that often equates importance with volume, Sheepdog speaks softly - and listens closely. Go to Full Review SHEEPDOG (2025) 80% - -

Peter Gray Cinefied Jan 8, 2026 It’s a film that trusts atmosphere over exposition and feeling over logic — and in doing so, delivers something haunting, playful, and quietly moving. Go to Full Review Dust Bunny (2025) 85% - -