Every step of the way, Tomas Alfredson’s scrupulous spy drama takes on the same low-key qualities of its characters and their profession: it’s subdued, clinical, and mannered to the point of near lifelessness…  read review

There’s something magnificent about watching footage from some of the oldest movies of all time, blown up on a huge screen with glistening richness in front of a modern audience – and in 3D, no less…  read review

Hawaii is both a comforting, laid-back breeze and a groggy journey through personal crossroads in Alexander Payne’s latest, a warm and often hilarious film that details complex crises in clear, compassionate…  read review