All posts tagged review

The Laugh category at the London Film Festival is a selection of movies...

James Vanderbilt’s directorial debut Truth is a docudrama set in the run up to...

In 90s, pre-war Kosovo ten-year-old Nori and his father Gesim sell cigarettes...

For a film set in Gaza with an all-female cast, showing the preservation of life...

Exotica, Erotica, Etc is appropriately titled. The images are...

Fifty records like a ropey TV drama set for release on a channel facing liquidation....

Shot in one continuous take, actor turned director Sebastian Schipper has created...

Life is more burden than joy for Sentaro (Masatoshi Nagase). He has never had an...

For many countries, alcoholism is not an individual addiction but a national...

Transporting viewers to a melancholy snowscape this autumn is Alexei...