Review: Coming-of-age tale set on background of Springboks' tour

Uproar takes place in a fraught moment in Kiwi history, but its message is uplifting.

Review: Gripping drama expertly acted and directed

Questions are asked, but not necessarily answered, in French drama Anatomy of a Fall.

Movie review: Why Netflix rom-com will charm your romantic soul

New romcom has all the hallmarks of a classic.

Branagh delights in adaptation of classic mystery

Kenneth Branagh's adaptation of this Agatha Christie story surpasses the original.

Musical theatre mockumentary a modest success

Prepare to be entertained, but maybe not wowed, by this quirky mockumentary.

Review: Kingsley shines in tale of aliens and ageing

Jules answers the question: What if ET had been found by an elderly man?

Tangled web of privilege and power plays out on screen

REVIEW: Christian leaders trap a pool boy in an affair in this incredible but true story.

Asteroid City: Star studded and 'enjoyably shallow'

A star studded cast provides welcome relief from the deep and meaningful.

Tale of pilgrimage is good, but no miracle

Story of three Irish housewives travelling to Lourdes is good light entertainment.

Review: Talent and prejudice collide in 'Chevalier'

This fascinating story of the little-known rival of Mozart is visually gorgeous.

Movie review: 'The Stranger'

'The Stranger' is a gritty crime drama based on a true story.

Oppenheimer belongs on the big screen

Marvellous filmmaking for the big screen.

Film review: 'Marcel, The Shell With Shoes On'

Marcel may look a little different, but 'the shell with shoes on' is a deep thinker.

Sour meets joyous in 'My Sailor, My Love'

'My Sailor, My Love' is a romance rolled into a complex family drama.

Enjoy well-tailored Hollywood movies while they last

Suitably sinister and immaculately stylish,The Outfit is set entirely in a clothing shop.

The insatiable appetite of the rich

The poor eat to survive, the rich eat to satisfy in the film Hunger.

The perfect story for a mid-life crisis

Intricacies of life and relationships are explored in You Hurt My Feelings.

The power of believing in one's purpose

It sounds like a morbid movie but it's actually quite hopeful.

Film review: Generosity wins out over self-interest in Bank of Dave

In London, everyone’s out for themselves. In Burnley, people help one another.

Twists and turns keep viewers guessing until the end

A girls' weekend gets deadly serious in the film "Faithfully Yours".

All is not as it seems in 'Hypnotic'

Sci-fi movie 'Hypnotic' reshapes reality.

Film highlights true story of misguided vigilante justice

Dark October tells the tragic story of Nigeria's Aluu 4, killed by misguided vigilantes.

Comedy explores the cultural divide

What can go wrong will go hilariously wrong in You People.

A trip down film noir memory lane

Jen Shieff takes a trip down film noir memory lane with a review of the film Marlowe.

The strange world of a Covid hospital ward brought to life in film

Mature audiences of all ages will find Allelujah an important, eye-opening film.

Kill Boksoon - escapism with a difference

How viewers are let inside characters’ imaginations lifts film above most crime capers.

Banding together for a common cause

A triumphant film, for the band, the film-makers and for Wellington.

Review: Love of movies shines through in Empire of Light

The exquisite world of 1980's cinema comes to life in 'Empire of Light'.

Tough decision to forgive, fight or flee

Women Talking is a story that transcends time and place.

Film review: When the power-crazed meet their Waterloo

'Tár' is partly about music, but also the unravelling of the power-crazed.

Film review: A tale of 10 fishermen and their sea shanties

A true story about ten Cornish fishermen and their sea shanties.

Rom-com sugar-coats the glaring issue

Lightweight rom-com shows the vast cultural divide that exists between some groups.