Beautifully realised and observed. A painful capture of the failure of a marriage through the eyes of a 14 year old boy.

A glorious, shameless blockbuster that takes Cinderella elements and transforms them into a sparkling Singapore-based fairytale. Crazy Rich Asians is just the kind of crazy escape we all seek from the movies occasionally (like me on this Tuesday morning). Absolutely captivating, lively escapism that gleams like an emerald.

The near perfect high school rom com that you didn’t realise you were missing in your life. Susan Johnson has made a love letter to the films of John Hughes and Cameron Crowe, taking us by the hand and delivering a refresh to the genre that should always have a place in your film heart.

Mother! is a horror film for women. It taps into all the things. The constant male gaze, the constant threat of danger. The subjugation of women in the home, the threat of the 'other female', the expectation to be seen and not heard. The fears and anxieties in relationships. The feeling of complete vulnerability while pregnant juxtaposed with that immediate fierceness / fearlessness that every new mother owns. The rage that simmers beneath the surface. The knowing that something is very wrong. Written and directed by a man but absolutely delivering a host of female horrors for this mother.