White Noise review: Did this adaptation of a postmodern novel succeed?
9 January 2023
Noah Baumbach’s version of Don DeLillo's award-winning novel may reflect the book’s complexity, but ultimately it could well justify fears the book is unfilmable
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The Volcano review: Heartbreaking documentary relives Whakaari tragedy
7 December 2022
An intense and moving documentary tells the story of tourists caught on the volcanic island of Whakaari when it erupted in 2019
Bigbug review: A sci-fi comedy about a sexy kind of singularity
2 March 2022
The new slapstick sci-fi offering by French directorial royalty Jean-Pierre Jeunet is plagued by predictable innuendo
Finch review: Even Tom Hanks can’t save this tame dystopian sci-fi
17 November 2021
Combining a Hollywood favourite with a comedy robot and a dog isn’t enough to make the film Finch more than the sum of its parts, says Gregory Wakeman
The Fever review: A slow burner that will leave a lasting impact
18 August 2021
Maya Da-Rin's new film, The Fever, tells the story of a security guard who gets a mysterious illness. Its quiet power is demanding for the viewer but will make you question your own life choices
Reminiscence review: Sci-fi that’s too ambitious for its own good
18 August 2021
Reminiscence, featuring Hugh Jackman and Thandiwe Newton, has all the making of a great science fiction thriller. But unfortunately it falls flat
Apples review: A timely story of a pandemic that leads to memory loss
7 May 2021
In Apples, a mystery illness is causing amnesia. This quirky film follows people in a recovery programme aimed at giving them new memories and new identities
