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Review: Oppenheimer

Why Nolan’s latest work is his best, and why it accentuates his limitations. The press junkets for a film of Oppenheimer’s scale are long and often gruelling. The actors travel…

Peaky Blinders

“We’re not the Peaky Blinders unless we’re together,” Michael declares, a sentiment that was never truer than in this glorious opening to the fourth season of Peaky Blinders. Fast-paced, riveting…

The Party

The soiree after which Sally Potter’s The Party is named becomes the unrighteous playing ground for attacks and acknowledgements, snarky comments and a wild stream of unpredictable drama. Often, the…

Free Fire

With Martin Scorsese as an executive producer, it is no surprise Free Fire manages to capture many of the elements of his films – namely, an often winning combination of…

In the Heart of the Sea

I tried to read Moby Dick once. I failed. In the Heart of the Sea reminded me of that experience insofar as the synopsis was far more enticing than the…