“Wuthering Heights”
by Danielle Papamichael
Emerald Fennell's adaptation is visually captivating and provocative, but does it match Brontë’s jagged meditation on race, class and generational trauma?
Good Good Loving
by Nicole-Rachelle Moore
A family held together by betrayals, love, pain and messy secrets
The Secret Agent
by Anahit Behrooz
A film as much about the contemporary moment as its period setting
Sinners
by Zebib K. Abraham
A soulful, blues-soaked explosion of music centres this Southern Gothic and slasher horror
Belgrave Road
by Sophie Jai
Big questions about ‘home’ haunt the silences between the star-crossed lovers
There Is No Meant to Be
by Suzanne Harrington
Jarred McGinnis's novel explores the succession of male violence that poisoned seven generations of McGinnis sons
My Father’s Shadow
by Colin Grant
An interrogation of ruptured father-son relationships
Pluribus
‘The most miserable person on Earth must save the world from happiness’
Sentimental Value
by Amy Jackson
‘It’s hard to love someone without mercy.’ Joachim Trier illustrates the intimacy between reconciliation, forgiveness, and the home in Sentimental Value.