While audiences may be missing Batman's menacing presence on the big screen (I'm counting the days till Battinson makes his debut), DC continues to provide a plethora of animated Caped Crusader offerings. These low-profile releases cleverly recontextualize the hero's gothic image in an intriguing new light, including bringing Batman to
Happy Face Director Alexandre Franchi: Interview - There's always a concern when a new film that focuses on disabled people comes around. Will they be played by disabled actors? Will they be portrayed as sweet, inspirational characters who overcome their disabilities so that they can triumph? Will the filmmakers be
COVID-19's cratering effects on society are impossible to ignore, even for the escapism of Hollywood movies. A few COVID-related films have found their way out of the patchwork, but most of these rushed efforts use their subject matter as an exploitable marketing ploy (the dreadful Songbird marked one of 2020's
Back in 2015, Icelandic director Grímur Hákonarson won the Prix Un Certain Regard with his film Rams, which impressed critics with its dry humour, raw emotion and arresting visuals. It tells the story of two grizzled brothers who are estranged yet share a family farm. Borderline hermits, they dedicate themselves
The Rise Of Sir Longbottom: Review - Trevor Doyle (Daniel Main) and Kyle Johnson (Jeremy Behie), better known as Pocketman and Cargoboy are back after their first adventure where they travelled through time to stop an evil doctor from killing the human race. Now back at school, their skills are to
