The Taste of Mango (12A) |Close-Up Film Review
Director Chloe Abrahams’ The Taste of Mango is an award-winning documentary debut that lingers in the mind and heart.
Read MoreDirector Chloe Abrahams’ The Taste of Mango is an award-winning documentary debut that lingers in the mind and heart.
Read MoreThis film beautifully weaves elements of Beauty and the Beast with The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe, delivering a story that is in equal parts magical, emotional, and humorous.
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Read MoreWith Christmas right around the corner—and my gift shopping still in the “to-do” category—I decided to kick off the holiday spirit early with Red One, the new action-packed holiday movie
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Read MoreThe film follows Ingrid (Julianne Moore), a successful autofiction novelist, and Martha (Tilda Swinton), a war reporter, who reconnect after years of separation.
Read MoreAfter the first Smile film left a chilling impression, Smile 2 took me by surprise with its shift into the world of celebrity horror.
Read MoreAfter a shipwreck, Roz (Lupita Nyong’o), a highly intelligent robot, washes ashore on a remote island, surrounded by animals that first view her as an intruder.
Read MoreAs soon as I heard that Laurence Fishburne, the iconic actor who played Morpheus in one of my all-time favourite Sci-Fi films, The Matrix, was in Megalopolis, I was instantly intrigued.
Read MoreThis year’s Sundance London Festival was my first, and I couldn’t have asked for a better introduction to independent cinema. Thanks to some great advice from the film community, I added My Old Ass to my must-watch list.
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