Film review | Baby Driver: All revved up and ready to go
Baby Driver is the kind of indulgent and fun film that Hollywood-friendly auteurs don’t get to make much of these days... • 4/5
‘Much more than a screening’ | Bojana Dimitrovska & Emma Mattei
Teodor Reljic catches up with Bojana Dimitrovska & Emma Mattei for a chat about the 13th edition of the Kinemastik International Short Film Festival, which will...
Film review | Fortunata: Some call it luck

Fortunata is a moving story that hits home and entertains along the way but at...

Fortunata is a moving story that hits home and entertains...

Managing the ‘Bayhem’ | Aleksandar Bundalo

Malta-based sound designer, editor and Sound Villain head Aleksandar...

Malta-based sound designer, editor and Sound Villain...

Film review | War Machine: Fighting the Stupid War

War Machine is a worthwhile effort hampered by a lack of formal...

War Machine is a worthwhile effort hampered by a lack of...

Film review | King Arthur: Legend of the Sword: So crap it will melt steel

Though a maddening and turgid experience as a filmgoer, King Arthur: Legend of the Sword is also something of a buffet for film critics • 1/5

Though a maddening and turgid experience as a filmgoer,...

James Bond actor, Sir Roger Moore, dies aged 89

Actor Sir Roger Moore, best known for playing James Bond, has died aged 89, his...

Actor Sir Roger Moore, best known for playing James Bond,...

Film review | Alien Covenant: In space, everyone can see you ruin a franchise

The film is a swirling, undercooked soup of bad narrative decisions and half-baked character • 1/5

The film is a swirling, undercooked soup of bad narrative...

Film review | Lady Macbeth: Portrait of a Lady

The utterly fantastic and slimy performances, well-written characters and...

The utterly fantastic and slimy performances, well-written...

Film review | Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2: Return of the A-holes

The road towards the inevitably explosion-filled conclusion in Guardians...

The road towards the inevitably explosion-filled...

Film review | The Graduation: Back-scratching ourselves to death

The Graduation is an achingly realistic parable about life under a creaking and...

The Graduation is an achingly realistic parable about life...

Film review | The Handmaiden: Sexy and gorgeous thriller from the Korean master

The Handmaiden is a film whose beauty is a strong, intoxicating narcotic which may prove all too intense for some, but whose wry sense of humour, sumptuous...

The Handmaiden is a film whose beauty is a strong,...

Film review | Free Fire: The accidental warehouse war

With Free Fire, husband-and-wife filmmaking team of Ben Wheatley and Amy...

With Free Fire, husband-and-wife filmmaking team of Ben...

Evocative tale of guilt and self-discovery | Alex Camilleri

Teodor Reljic speaks to Malta-born filmmaker Alex Camilleri about his...

Teodor Reljic speaks to Malta-born filmmaker Alex...

What I loved about Carrie Fisher

‘Princess Leia’ had an ironic twinkle in her eye –the hallmark of those who know that all the fuss made about ‘stars’ was...

‘Princess Leia’ had an ironic twinkle in her...

Film review | Rogue One: A rough diamond in a sea of garish orbs

Smeared with grime and possibly the most 'mature' entry of the lot, the...

Smeared with grime and possibly the most 'mature'...

Teodor Reljic’s best and worst films of 2016

MaltaToday’s friendly neighbourhood film critic rounds up the best...

MaltaToday’s friendly neighbourhood film...

Three productions shot in Malta premiered during Christmas period

Three major productions that were shot in Malta have premiered during...

Three major productions that were shot in Malta...

Film review | Moana: Take one for the tribe

It’s a story that brims with vivacious colour and wit • 3.5/5

It’s a story that brims with vivacious colour and wit...

Film review | Victoria: One wild night in Berlin

The film remains a thrill ride that’s also a cinematic experience through...

The film remains a thrill ride that’s also a...