Sam Hobson, Journalist

"'Winter Sleep' is another rich, textured drama."

"'Two Days, One Night' is a rarity in cinema."

A traditional Aussie flick about big feelings and life events.

"Frank is a film ultimately about creativity: how we desire it; how, in its purest form, it feels unattainable."

"Where the film’s narrative excels is in its refusal to posit Dooley as someone morally tired of the civil warfare and looking, like a care worker, to give vocation to the impressionable local youth straddling a dangerous, neutral line."

Dignity is an album of great promise and solid delivery.

An earnest, and wonderfully endearing film, Mistaken For Strangers is an invincible ode to all little brothers out there, to all siblings in shadow.

Its plot machinations are merely there as footholds on which one steadies themself through an otherwise deliciously fluid experiment in mood and atmosphere.

The film’s greatest strength is in its naturalism, and then its capacity for smart tension after that.

There is atmosphere, and elegance to every frame of Prisoners. It isn’t amazing, but it is strong, memorable and gorgeous.

Go see it already. Gravity is too immense to do justice with words.

The Conjuring sticks the landing where Wan’s last film, Insidious, didn’t. The latter went all limbo, and camp and ineffective, whereas this film stays within its lore and boundaries, delivering on its long-con layup terrifically.