David Fincher’s The Killer, adapted from the French graphic novel “Le Tueur”, marks a thrilling return to the director’s renowned territory of dark, cerebral thrillers. This film represents a departure from Fincher’s more recent work, such as the period piece…
tapestry of human desires, conflicts, and reconciliations. It’s a film that delves into the raw complexities of human relationships, painting a portrait of love and infidelity with a delicate yet decisive brush. At its heart is Tomas, played by the…
Past Lives, Celine Song’s directorial debut, is a meditative piece that captures the essence of what might have been—a narrative that is as much about the distances between people as it is about the connections that bind them. As a…
Bottoms, directed by the astute Emma Seligman, plummets into the riotous realm of high school with a giddy, irreverent energy. It’s a film that’s as rebellious as its central duo, PJ and Josie, who embroil themselves in an audacious plan…
7.3 In their 13th studio outing, Cousin, Wilco has once again demonstrated their unyielding drive to evolve, to venture into less chartered territories of sound. With the new production efforts of Cate Le Bon, the album unfolds with a fresh…
The Streets, fronted by the notable Mike Skinner, have made a triumphant comeback with their sixth album, The Darker The Shadow The Brighter The Light, and its accompanying feature film. This project dives deeper into the club culture, laying down…
