All posts tagged review

Adèle Haenel brings subtle emotional depth and dogged...

Foreign movie aficionados cannot ignore the diverse film coming out of Israel...

Paul Schrader returns with Dog Eat Dog, a strange and loquacious slice of...

Academy award winner Ashgar Farhadi’s Forushande (The Salesman)...

With a hint of surprise, Snowden is an astonishingly engrossing biopic about one of...

Jim Jarmusch has always been a director who marches to the beat of his own...

It is often suggested that the distorted and sinister aesthetic of the German...

Paul Verhoeven’s sophisticated, twisted shocker Elle reminds us that beneath...

Part of the pleasure in seeing something that has gained a...