Luiza Świerzawska

‘Materialists’ Review: Can Modern Love Be Found in a Spreadsheet? Materialists had people fully hooked the minute its star-studded cast was announced, and after director Celine […]

‘Nouvelle Vague’ Cannes Review: The Cannes Sweetheart This year’s Cannes Competition saw Richard Linklater return for the first time since 2006, and as expected f […]

‘Eddington’ Cannes Review: A Dark Satire of COVID-19 Ideological Chaos Imagine a world where no one can agree on the same truth. In today’s deeply polarised reality, it’s not tha […]

‘Bono: Stories of Surrender’ Cannes Review: Transcending the Boundaries of Storytelling In Stories of Surrender, U2 frontman Bono invites you to listen to his story—one about family, grief, and the l […]

Looking back on Mastercard OFF CAMERA International Festival of Independent Cinema On 4 May, the eighteenth edition of the Mastercard OFF CAMERA International Festival of Independent Cinema came […]

Revisiting 'One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest': The American Classic in Communist Poland For a self-proclaimed cinephile like myself, admitting at 24 to my even-more-cinephile dad that I’ve never s […]

Rewatching ‘Whiplash’ in 2024: The Neverending Quest for Greatness Damien Chazelle’s Whiplash made its return to the big screen this September, marking its 10th anniversary. T […]

Venice Review: ‘Queer’ is a Spiritual Journey into Desire, Self-Acceptance and Loneliness Though it feels like we’ve just wrapped our heads around the Challengers obsession, Luca Guadagnino has w […]