During lockdown, Netflix’s Drive to Survive brought Formula 1 into the homes of millions of people who had never before engaged with the support. Relying on stories of plucky underdogs, feuding team principles and larger than life driver personalities, it made the sport feel human. It was no longer about men in helmets “driving in

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29.07.2025

Late Shift - Review

A hospital is a 24 hour facility. Death, illness and, indeed, recovery do not keep office hours. The (inevitably white) walls are home to questions, tears, frustrations and goodbyes. Powerful emotions are an hourly occurrence. In Late Shift, Swiss writer / director Petra Volpe crafts a taut, powerful drama that unfolds over the course of

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09.08.2025

Weapons - Review

Following the breakout success of Barbarian, writer / director Zach Cregger returns with a more ambitious, more fractured, and far more disturbing vision. Weapons is a kaleidoscopic descent into grief, rage, and the cyclical numbness of American tragedy, told through a town unravelling in the wake of unspeakable violence. It’s a film that doesn’t just

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11.09.2025

The Movie Lover's Quiz Book - Review

Those who are looking for birthday gifts - and, dare we mention it, stocking fillers - for the movie buff in their life may find themselves staring at endless rows of Blu-Rays, unsure which one the intended recipient hasn’t got already. But what if there was a quiz book that really put their love of

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