All posts tagged review

You don’t get much more zeitgeist-y than the Old Vic’s new production of...

Tamil filmmaker Jude Ratnam’s personal look at the Sri Lankan civil war...

Laurent Cantet delivers an acute, complex character study of an...

Abbas Kiarostami died last year, but his legacy will never be forgotten. The man...

There are many informative films to be...

Known for his punk-rock days with Something Corporate and Jack’s...

The first scene of this film gives a relatively good indication of...

Director Leonardo Di Constanzo offers Naples as the setting...

Roberto De Paolis’s debut feature is an engaging tale of teenage...

Jacques Doillon’s Rodin is the first outright clunker of Cannes, a turgid...