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‘Titanic Ocean’ Film Review: The Visually Intriguing Debut by Konstantina Kotzamani

The Greek director Konstantina Kotzamani has a massive short film haul in her career, most of which have played at the world’s central events. Washingtonia premiered at the Berlinale. Yellow Fieber and What Mary Didn’t Know were at Locarno. Electric Swam was at the Venice Film Festival, and Limbo was …

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‘Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu’ Film Review – Occasionally Fun, but Weightless and Inconsequential

Seven years after the controversial The Rise of Skywalker, Star Wars returns to the big screen with the faint whimper of a broken lightsaber. In the years since the conclusion of the Skywalker saga, Star Wars has continued largely through Disney+ streaming shows. The best of these is Andor by …

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The Futuristic Failures of ‘Sheep in the Box’ (Cannes 2026 Film Review)

When someone writes, directs and edits their own film, this can be a promising sign of an expert knowing exactly how to deliver the idea they have in their head. It can also be an exercise in the worst kind of self-indulgence, the kind that brooks no feedback and maintains …

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‘The Ice Tower (La Tour de Glace)’ Film Review

Lucile Hadžihalilović has only four works in her filmography, but each of her new releases draws attention from the audience. Directing her feature debut, Innocence, in 2004, starring Marion Cotillard, the Bosnian filmmaker established a connection with the Toronto Film Festival, where she premiered her subsequent two films: Evolution and Earwig. …

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‘The RajaSaab’ Movie Review: All Shock, No Awe

A mishmash of moods held together by preposterous musical numbers is part of the appeal of most Indian cinema, but Telugu-language The RajaSaab holds together worse than most. There are three movies inside The RajaSaab struggling to get out: a haunted-house horror thriller, a paean to the grandmothers who raised …

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‘The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants’ Review: Slight But Humorous and Heartfelt

It may come as a surprise but SpongeBob SquarePants is one of the most successful cartoons of all-time in terms of popularity and longevity. While it doesn’t boast the same quality as cartoons like fellow Nickelodeon juggernaut Avatar: The Last Airbender, its frivolous humour and eccentric-to-a-fault characters are hard not …

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