Daniel (Diarmaid Murtagh) is a homeless man who has lost all sense of trust and security whilst living on the streets. His only companion is his dog, Bruno and he’s the only one who ever get close to him. Then one day Bruno runs off and while Daniel is searching
C’mon C’mon is a truly beautiful film. Mike Mills directs with such passion, such joy that every moment touches you to your core. There are so many ways this could have easily ended up as just another formulaic family centric affair. But it’s just so heartfelt that in almost every scene
LIGHT SPOILERS AHEAD. Spider-Man: No Way Home is the climax of Jon Watts’ MCU Spider-Man trilogy, but it’s also so much more than that. It’s a culmination of everything live-action the character has done since I was born. It does this with a bit of help with Marvel’s latest gimmick — no
Siri (Najarra Townsend) is out on a lonely highway with her daughter, Iris (Leah Lauren) when they have to stop and fill up the car. They seem to be a little lost though and before they realise it, they’re out alone and stranded with little idea of where they are
Director Michal Krzywicki’s dystopian sci-fi film The Day I Found a Girl in the Trash places us in Poland in 2026. We are told that the Polish government has enacted a system wherein those convicted of severe crimes are made into automatons. These automatons are fitted with a collar that
