May December Review

4/5 stars No contemporary film director seems to understand the dark heart rotting at the centre of suburban American life … More

Qmunicate @ SQIFF

qmunicate were absolutely delighted to be invited by SQIFF (the Scottish Queer International Film Festival) to attend some of this … More

It’s 2006. Oliver Quick (Barry Keoghan) has made it to Oxford. He’s quiet. He’s earnest. He’s from ‘the north’ (Prescot, … More

On the 21st of July 2023, I went to see Barbie the way God (Greta Gerwig) intended: alongside four of … More

Did you just spend three hours of your weekend in James Cameron’s motion-capture paradise of Pandora? Or maybe you’ve just … More

Even with such significant, recent advancement in animation, many will still refuse to place it equal next to live-action. To … More

⭐3/5⭐ There can’t be many directors who get the opportunity to narrate the documentary about their career from beyond the … More

⭐2/5⭐A young woman with a traumatic past returns to her childhood home and must contend with the ire and superstition … More

‘Blonde’ isn’t quite the trainwreck, faux-feminist diatribe many claim it to be, but neither is it a particularly revelatory recount … More

Aftersun (dir. Charlotte Wells) Drawing on the artistic modes of impressionism, Charlotte Wells’s Aftersun is a film where the broad … More