Inspired by an actual teacher, film-maker Christopher Zalla’s blast of sunshine leans heavily on earnest overdrive.
The umpteenth adaptation of an 180-year-old classic is rife with machismo writ large.
After quietly assembling the building blocks of a cultural displacement drawn partly from his past, writer-director Anthony Shim gets going with a wrecking ball.
A stylish cast puts hanky-panky through its paces with a lightness of touch that spells Monsieur Woody Allen in any language.
As a horticulturalist with a pervasive past in film-maker Paul Schrader’s lesson in ethics, Joel Edgerton is so reined-in his every breath seems considered.
For the painter Caravaggio, art is a fiery way of life in these creatively licensed 1600s.
If desserts are your favourite dish, this is one course you won’t want to miss.