In astutely and fearlessly tackling the struggle for intimacy and emotional connection that goes right to the musty heart of Anglo culture, God’s Own Country is sometimes confronting, but worth venturing out of your comfort zone to see.
Touted as a comedy, The Other Side of Hope is a melancholy work that presents a bleak view of the lot of illegal refugees in Finland. The main worth of the film is in personifying the plight of illegal refugees.
Darkest Hour is a superb period piece backgrounding the political warring in Britain preceding the Dunkirk evacuation. Gary Oldman stuns with one of the great performances in cinema in a portrayal of Churchill that will likely never be bettered.
