Filmrecensies van Eric Hillis

While its sounds and images may be distinctly Argentinian, The Delinquents' guidance is universal – enjoy yourself, it's earlier than you think. Recensie

A punk rock movie with a prog rock running time, Jude's film is simultaneously an exhilarating and exhausting experience. Recensie

I'm not entirely convinced that The Burning Season would lose anything in storytelling terms if it played its drama in chronological order, but it would likely be far less interesting to observe the performances of two actors doing a fine job of peeling away the layers of their characters. Recensie

Close Your Eyes isn't simply about the power of cinema to hold memories, but of art in general. Recensie

With the current vogue among young people for '80s and '90s fashion and music, Lisa Frankenstein's superficial nostalgia will likely play well with a sleepover audience. Recensie

What we get in between are a few months in the company of a man at his lowest ebb, embracing his worst self to keep him warm in a cold winter. It's not always easy to watch, but you dare not look away. Recensie

Yu wisely keeps the truth ambiguous, and even as the credits roll viewers will be debating what exactly they just witnessed. Sleep can either be interpreted as a straightforward supernatural thriller or an examination of how desperate people can be radicalised by religion when they can't find solutions elsewhere. Recensie

Plante's film is a cautionary tale about the potential for evil that exists in the ones and zeroes of the internet, but it never plays like a piece of luddite fear-mongering. Recensie

It's a charming portrayal of childhood innocence but also of the cruelty passed down by the adult world, and the two central performances are remarkably affecting. Recensie

The Teachers' Lounge is an intensely nerve-wracking film about what is surely one of today's most stressful occupations. Recensie

There's an ickiness to the whole affair that makes it an unpleasant watch, but the cast-against-type Hussey is suitably deranged as the awful woman who kicked off this chain of events. Recensie

Psycho III is ultimately let down by its fumbling of the potentially intriguing Maureen subplot, but there's enough here to thrill fans of the series. Recensie

Psycho II is the best type of sequel, one that understands the enormity of its task but never allows itself to become overwhelmed by such pressure. Recensie

Villeneuve's grounded approach - which has far more in common with the elegance and splendour of mid 20th century Hollywood epics than the CG filled and shaky cam heavy efforts of recent decades - also serves to make the film's supernatural moments all the more magical. Recensie

None of the horror stuff works here because it's so hackneyed and unconvincing. More successful is the dystopian sci-fi background... Recensie

Miller's Girl is a mess, but you simply can't look away. Recensie

I'm sure Morgan had to compromise a lot in making Stopmotion, and he no doubt found working with humans more stressful than puppets, but his singular vision is enhanced greatly by his collaborators, particularly Franciosi, who keeps us in her thrall, frame by frame. Recensie

What stands out most is the quality of the performances. Every cast member nails the difficult task of performing in a made up language, convincing us it's an argot they've been speaking for their whole lives. Recensie

Anyone with an appreciation for groundbreaking filmmaking will find value in this glimpse of an exciting future for American cinema that sadly never quite came to pass. Recensie

Wenders offers you a perfect two hours. What you make of the other 22 in your day is up to you. Recensie

There's a lot of schlock here, but it's rarely fun. Recensie

Bleeding Love is an easy watch. Ewan McGregor is one of the most affable performers working today, and his daughter seems to have inherited his natural charisma. Recensie

The Promised Land has everything you want from a historical epic: compelling characters with interesting arcs; larger than life performances; stunning cinematography and production design that contrasts the harshness of the heath with the comfort and finery of the de Schinkel estate; and lots of bloodshed. Recensie

Think of Phantom Thread if Daniel Day Lewis's dressmaker wasn't a narcissist but simply an adoring lover who delighted in creating dresses for his lover, and you'll have an idea of the dynamic here. Recensie