Director Jake Paltrow has identified the disappointing truth about “justice”, and its promised closure is not as sweet and simple as dreamed. June Zero follows the capture, trial and execution of Adolf Eichmann and the difficult feelings felt by European Jews and survivors of the holocaust living in occupied Palestine. The colonized nation known as…
Love can be killer. In Kill, Amrit (Lakshya) is an army commando who is deeply in love with Tulika (Tanya Maniktala). However, when he discovers that she’s been engaged against her will, Amrit decides to board her New Delhi-bound train with the hopes of stealing her away. However, when the train is taken over by ruthless…
Love them or hate them, Gru and his banana-chomping Minions are back. After over a decade, the Despicable Me franchise continues to embrace its ridiculousness with increasing enthusiasm. By now, Illumination knows what works for them. Unbridled wackiness and the occasional bum or poop joke are common ammunition in their canon. This is a world where the…
No matter how old you get, everyone dreads their high school reunion. In Reunion, Mathew (Chace Crawford) and Ray (Lil Rel Howery) may not be living their best lives but they’re (mostly) happy. After they receive an invite to their high school reunion though, suddenly their lives don’t seem so glamourous. One of them a local…
I want to make some noise about A Quiet Place: Day One. When the first A Quiet Place broke out in 2018, I fell in love with it quickly. Empowering to the Deaf Community and anchored by some stunning sound design, the film was a hit with audiences but I never believed that it needed a franchise….
No one can accuse Yorgos Lanthimos of playing it safe. Having created such films as The Lobster and Poor Things, the acclaimed writer/director is known for creating tales that challenge the viewers mind (and, sometimes, patience). With the release of Kinds of Kindness, Yorgos creates another visual puzzle box inside an enigmatic mystery. For him, there’s joy in the…
If a perverted cab driver offered to solve all of your problems on your ride home, would you let him? Daddio is a slow burn but it will take your stomach through every emotion known to mankind. Written and directed by Christy Hall, this drama follows a woman’s (Dakota Johnson) taxi ride to her New…
No need to be quiet about this next giveaway! Thanks to our friends at The TARO Group, we’re giving away 3 double run of engagement passes to see A Quiet Place: Day One at Cineplex! In A QUIET PLACE: DAY ONE begins as New York City comes under attack from an alien invasion and a…
Directed by Jake Paltrow, June Zero begins with the news that Adolf Eichmann has been sentenced to death by an Israeli court. This is not, however, a film about Eichmann or his trial. Rather it is a set of three stories that are on the periphery of that historical event. The different stories remind us…
In his directorial debut, Dev Patel stars as Kid, a man making a living losing fights in an underground fight club under the alias ‘Monkey Man’. Kid suffers trauma from his childhood, having watched his mother die at the hands of a police chief, Rana Singh. Now an adult, he plots his revenge on the…
