Columbus is a beautifully composed feast for the eyes, with a story that is simultaneously compelling and underwhelming.
While a bit predictable and trite in places, Puzzle is a story that won’t challenge you, but will still have you rooting for underdogs in various forms.
Bart Layton's American Animals is a fresh, elegant and exciting heist movie with substance, and features a poignant turn from Dubliner Barry Keoghan.
The Ballymurphy Precedent is undoubtedly a powerful and evocative documentary, but is only a partial portrayal of the events of those few days of violence.
A Star is Born is a remarkable film filled with sincere performances, breathtaking music, and an emotional story about the fragility of the human spirit.
Under the Wire is an extremely moving account of life in wartime, and the efforts it takes to tell those stories, if brutal and often hard to watch film.
The Miseducation of Cameron Post is a wonderfully emotional film filled with deeply impactful performances and a touching story that still rings true today.
Mile 22 delivers some B-movie thrills, but ultimately suffers from baffling and frustrating storytelling decisions.
The Nun is an entertaining time at the cinema especially for fans of horror just don't go in expecting greatness.
With a strong emotional core, thanks to Cho's performance, and a genuine tense story, Searching is a film you should search out at your local cinema.