All posts tagged review

A powerful story about an electrifying Japanese band, X Japan, We Are X, directed...

Written and directed by Liam Gavin, A Dark Song is a tortuous tale on black...

  “Don’t call me granny. My vagina is still young!” says Youn...

Following the story of Lupe, a Mexican migrant worker...

 We must remember not to take Hirokazu Koreeda for granted. His films are...

Filmed in real time, Cristi Puiu’s Romanian family comedy/drama is a detailed...

Is there a setting in the world of film and...

A Midsummer Night’s Dream interpreted through the eyes of an...

There’s a minimalist charm to Michael Dudok de Wit’s The Red Turtle. With...

If you’re going to rip off Harmony Korine, you’d better do it well. While the...