Thinc Film

Living in the 21st century, we are very used to satirical humour playing on a line between political correctness and offensive. Satire by...

Takashi Miike controls us in exactly the way Kakihara controls his victims throughout their brutal torture and slaughter. We are...

Thirty minutes in and I find myself slightly alienated by Yi yi—not sure whether it was simply my mood, the film’s opening or the...

Comparing Kim Kiyoung and Im Sangsoo’s films of the same title is no easy feat, even though many sources will tell you that Im’s film is...

Winston Churchill holds an iconic visage immediately recognisable to any and all Brits, regardless of generation. Thus it is...

Fragmented images linger in the corners of frames, characters are framed with vast headroom, inserts of fractions of seconds only showing...

The Safdie Brothers' latest release GOOD TIME delivers an exciting crime-drama that is not scared of hitting the high notes but...

Dragonfly Eyes ~ Leo's Pick Choosing films from a festival catalogue is mostly lucky dip, and can really just come down to the stills,...

As I had a number of hours to kill before my night-bus from Tokyo to Kyoto I decided to give Murder on the Orient Express a...

The Seeds of Violence’s (2017) primary achievement is it’s phenomenal devotion to its style. It utilises an extreme form of cinematic...

Jordan Peele's directorial debut has rightfully been one of the most talked about films this year. It most certainly caught me by...

Darren Aronofsky’s latest film continues in the footsteps of much of his career whereby he takes a select set of emotions and introduces...

Loving Vincent presents us with a nuanced form of animation, producing full paintings of live-action footage in the style of the legend...

David Lowery's sincere 'A Ghost Story' starts by testing your patience and proceeds to test your ability to keep in the tears. My...

What information do we really get from a rating system, be it out of five, ten or one hundred? To many it’s simply a measure of whether...