Matt Minton

There’s an alluring, hazy atmosphere waiting to be peeled back in director William Oldroyd’s (2016’s Lady Macbeth) adaptation of Ottessa Mosh...

Not since the aspect ratio change during the dramatic unveiling of the arena in Catching Fire (2013) has a film in The Hunger Games (2012-202...

Director Noah Schamus’ directorial debut, Summer Solstice (2023), tackles ideas of performance and the beauty of finding someone who sees a p...

One of the main points of conversation that often arises in politics is the lack of diversity in the government that represents us and claims...

The world of vivid Americana and the sweeping Wild West landscape have long been used as a backdrop for stories critiquing the underbelly of ...

​​Many people tell lies of different kinds. Some tell them to escape scrutiny. Some tell them because it makes getting through the day a litt...

The direction the horror genre has taken over the last decade, in line with Hollywood’s recent obsession with reviving past franchises (or at...

Chloe Domont’s sensual directorial debut begins with the reassuring impression of true love. After getting drunk at a party, Emily (Phoebe Dy...