Search: Starring Amy Hargreaves

Blue Ruin (2013)

Review preview for Blue Ruin

Visually arresting, impressively taut and enjoyably idiosyncratic.

Amber Wilkinson · 4.5 out of 5

Unexpected news transforms an easy-going vagrant into a man bent on revenge.
Founders Day (2023)

Review preview for Founders Day

Although it falls apart a bit at the end, this is a superior effort from Bloomquist.

Jennie Kermode · 3 out of 5

A murder mystery surfaces in the midst of a heated mayoral election in a quaint New England town.
Linoleum (2022)

Review preview for Linoleum

By the time that West is ready to show his hand directly, most viewers will be so wrapped up in Linoleum that that details will scarcely matter.

Jennie Kermode · 4 out of 5

When a satellite falls from orbit and crashes into the suburban home of a dysfunctional family in Ohio, the father seizes the opportunity to fulfil his dream of becoming an astronaut by re-building it into his own rocket ship. While his wife and daughter believe he's experiencing a midlife crisis, surreal events begin to unfold around him.
Self-Help (2025)

Review preview for Self-Help

Bloomquist invites us to think again about the type of people who are drawn into cults, and to reflect on what is missing that they need to replace in this way.

Jennie Kermode · 3 out of 5

Members of an underground online community attend a secret weekend retreat to confront their fears and regain their sense of self. Two girls discover that one of their mothers has become romantically entangled with its leader, whose unusual self-actualisation methods may be deadly.
Shame (2011)

Review preview for Shame

Fassbender and Mulligan burn white hot in the central pairing, their emotional maelstrom magnetic even when no dialogue is used.

Amber Wilkinson · 4 out of 5

A thirtysomething finds his life spiral out of control after his sister moves into his apartment.
Wonderstruck (2017)

Review preview for Wonderstruck

This creative and visually arresting adaptation of Brian Selznick’s critically acclaimed novel marks a filmmaker at the top of his game.

Richard Mowe · 4 out of 5

Ben and Rose are children from two different eras who secretly wish their lives were different. Both set out on quests.