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Little White Lies
01.07.2025
Then, three years ago, Colin Trevorrow’s Jurassic World attempted to classify the franchise de-extinct by reframing the ethical and…
“No, it’s not.” “Oh, good,” says Earl Sinclair – a simple, workaday Megalosaurus – who promptly changes the channel. So opens the first episode of the…
There is exactly one brilliant moment in Colin Trevorrow’s Jurassic World: a teenage boy named Zach (Nick Robinson) strolls through the T-Rex exhibit at…
A movie like Stanley Kubrick’s The Shining remains perhaps the ne plus ultra of the “theory” movie as, by design, anything you throw at it sticks in some…
A Frankenstein-like mad scientist par excellence , if somewhat out of place and time in mid-’90s California, Gunther hopes to create a lucrative franchise…
The cold corpse of that film is jolted awake in an ungodly dance in its fifth sequel, Jurassic World: Dominion, which gets the old gang of Laura Dern,…
21.06.2025
On Truth & Movies this week, The Rage virus rears its ugly head again in 28 Years Later, we check out Pixar's latest, Eliot and finally, for film club…
19.06.2025
Danny Boyle kickstarts a new zombie trilogy with this genuinely anarchic exploration of isolationism with superb turns from Jodie Comer and Aaron Taylor…
Consider the parallels between Suzanne Maretto and Michael Corleone as Gus Van Sant's sultry satire turns 30.
18.06.2025
Synonymous with film scoring for over four decades, Abbey Road Studios’ legendary Studio One has just undergone a refurb. But what actually goes on behind…
Brad Pitt is in scintillating form in this shameless PR exercise, which also happens to be one of the year’s most purely entertaining cinematic…
Paolo Sorrentino’s Fellini-esque journey through modern-day Rome transforms the Eternal City into a living, breathing character of unparalleled grandeur.
A socially awkward young boy discovers alien life in Pixar's sweet new intergalactic adventure.
17.06.2025
In collaboration with the Queer East Film Festival, our second pair from the Emerging Critics cohort offer their thoughts on this year's programme.
16.06.2025
This year marks the 30th anniversary of Jesse and Céline meeting in Vienna with no phones, no photos, and no future. Richard Linklater's romantic comedy…
13.06.2025
On Truth & Movies this week, we discuss the live action remake How To Train Your Dragon, and Daisy-May Hudson’s powerful fictional feature debut,…
12.06.2025
A gang of small-town drug dealing gym rats are set upon by a murderous stranger in this satisfying Welsh genre piece.
The ambiguous and sometimes tragic nature of motherhood is the subject of writer/director Daisy-May Hudson’s forceful debut, Lollipop .
11.06.2025
On Truth & Movies this week the LWLies team will be talking us through the latest from the Cannes Film Festival and we spoke to Benicio Del Toro and…
Through its visionary cinematography and costume design, Federico Fellini’s 1963 film masterfully blurs the lines between memory, reality and fantasy.
On Truth & Movies this week, the LWLies team will be talking us through the biggest and best titles from the Cannes Film Festival this year.
On Truth & Movies this week, we discuss Final Destination Bloodlines and spoke its directors Zach Lipovsky and Adam Stein about the latest entry in the…
On Truth & Movies this week, we discuss Dangerous Animals and Ballerina, we speak to activist, photographer and filmmaker Misan Harriman about Shoot The…
10.06.2025
In collaboration with the Queer East Film Festival, this year's Emerging Critics cohort offer their responses to the film programme.
Dreamworks’ first foray into the world of live-action remakes is fairly unremarkable despite occasional sparks of magic.
Daisy-May Hudson’s impressive fiction debut lays bare the bureaucratic cycles a young woman has to face as she attempts to regain custody of her children.
This summer we’re inviting you to indulge in a slice of the sweet life with Disaronno.
09.06.2025
John Maclean aims for Sergio Leone and Akira Kurosawa, but this 18th century samurai western leaves only a superficial impression.
06.06.2025
A 12-year-old boy at a water polo summer camp experiences the vitriol of his peers in Charlie Polinger's arresting feature debut.
We delve into the juicy screen offerings that are coming to the capital this June, from premieres to industry panels and more.
Ethan and the team take another crack at foiling a self-learning AI monster that’s hellbent on a global apocalypse.
Amalia Ulman flexes her satirical writing chops, but her latest would have benefitted from more Chloë Sevigny and Simon Rex.
The first edition of the Trans Image / Trans Experience Festival (TITE) in Dublin showcases the multitudes contained in the trans community while…
A young enforcer for a Brazilian gangster finds himself hiding out at a sleazy sex hotel in Karim Aïnouz’s neo-noir.
This inquisitive and thoughtful doc takes the massively-popular digital typing school programme as its cue for adventure.
Death comes a-calling once more in this long-overdue sixth instalment into the most morbid horror franchise around.
Laura Wandel's second feature unravels the complexity of a mother-son relationship within the confines of a paediatric ward.
This robust if hardly revelatory police procedural coasts on an detailed and charismatic lead performance from Léa Drucker.
Rosamund Pike and Matthew Rhys navigate parental fears in Babak Anvari’s gripping yet shaky psychological thriller.
A young girl living in a sleepy Chilean mining town reckons with prejudice that emerges when a mysterious illness sweeps the residents in Diego Céspedes'…