All posts tagged film festival

Naples in the mid-1980s: Diego Maradona has chosen Napoli as the next stop...

“A broken promise is not a lie.” This Paul Ekman quote...

Shot over five years in a docufictional style that fuses reality and...

Gerda is a diverting, if frustrating, account of thwarted personal choice in modern...

This darkly comic work walks and, for the most part,...

The Greek myth of Medea ends in tragedy, and this bold, bullish adaptation from...

Gaspar Noé, generally a director of provocations, has made an elegant and candid...

If you could design a lover and calibrate them to your every desire, would you...

CODA was the subject of much industry discussion when it was sold at the Sundance...

One of the most anticipated independent titles of the year is Janicza Bravo’s Zola. Based...