The Letterboxd film roundup (seen in 2023 so far)
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Category: Film
Nostalgic, vibrant and beautifully shot, Paul Thomas Anderson’s Licorice Pizza is quite the film experience
As far as Paul Thomas Anderson films go, his 8th feature film Licorice Pizza feels like the most PTA-esque filmContinue Reading
The nonchalance and bluntness of its brutality makes Bull one of my favourite thrillers in years
As far as brutal revenge thrillers go, Paul Andrew Williams’ new film Bull may be one of the most exhilarating,Continue Reading
Understanding the loneliness and loss of Michael Sarnoski’s directorial debut Pig
In recent years, having Nicolas Cage partner with an talented independent filmmakers and directors is a recipe for success. MandyContinue Reading
Sound of Metal and the serenity of silence
It’s not often a film leaves me absolutely astonished and speechless, and Darius Marder’s most recent directorial piece Sound ofContinue Reading
I May Destroy You: love, trauma and vulnerability in its purest and most human form
Minutes after watching the series finale of Michaela Coel’s flawless new masterpiece I May Destroy You, I’m sat in myContinue Reading
Bong Joon-ho’s Parasite is a gorgeous cinematic experience, representing every emotional tone of the human experience
Bong Joon-ho is, and always has been, a master of his craft. Memories Of Murder (2003) stands to me atContinue Reading
Claustrophobic, manic and stunning, The Lighthouse is a wild, eclectic and utterly haunting film experience
Few films have left me as stunned and speechless as Robert Eggers’ second feature film The Lighthouse. It defies categorization.Continue Reading
Exhilarating, chaotic and thoroughly enjoyable, Uncut Gems is a film to remember
Damn, the Safdie Brothers sure know how to create anxiety-ridden cinema. First introduced to the co-directors back in 2017 withContinue Reading
Film review: Atlantics – a supernatural story about oppression, family and identity
A Senegalese supernatural story about oppression, loss, love and redemption? I was intrigued to watch Atlantics, a beautifully told storyContinue Reading
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