Top 10: Films of 2025

Let’s be honest…2025 wasn’t a flawless year for film. There were misfires, messes, and more than a few releases that tested everyone’s patience. But, it was never boring. 2025 was the year cinema went feral and chose chaos; I loved its audacity. These films cut through the noise and actually gave us something worth shouting…

Top 10: TV Shows of 2025

Cancel your plans, grab your snacks – these TV shows made the line “just one more episode” my favourite fib of 2025. And what an exceptional year of television it was – Apple TV has unsurpisingly been on fire, yet again, continuing to push the bar for TV, with quality reigning far superior over quantity.…

2024: The Overrated List

Let’s chat about the ‘hits’ of 2024 that everybody’s been talking about, but I didn’t exactly love… 4. Why I didn’t love: Challengers (2024) When the trailer’s better than the film…Challengers aims to be cool and edgy; the cost? Devoid of narrative and doesn’t make you care for any of the characters. A fanfiction would…

Top 10: TV Shows of 2024

Cancel your plans, grab your snacks – these TV shows made the line “just one more episode” my favourite fib of 2024. And what an exceptional year of television it was – Apple TV has notably raised the bar, with quality screenwriting and production value. It’s been a while since a streaming service has graced…

Top 5: Best Films of 2024

2024 was a mixed bag for cinema; a lot of blah, a bit of brilliance and plenty inbetween. Television reigned and took the mighty stand, leaving film in the dust. We can only hope 2025 will fight back and reward us with a stronger output. Here are the standouts that reminded me why I still…

Fallen Leaves (2024) ★☆☆☆☆

More like Falling Asleep. Directed by Finnish filmmaker, Aki Kaurismäki, Fallen Leaves tells the story of Ansa (Alma Pöysti) who works in a supermarket and resents her job, and Holappa (Jussi Vatanen), an alcoholic, whose paths have accidentally crossed. Despite their differences, they try to leverage a relationship. Fallen Leaves is brutally awkward. Though not…