All posts tagged review

Devil’s Freedom, the new work by one of Latin...

The frenzied, raucous opening scenes of Félicité set the scene for what is...

Provocative and compelling, Hostages is a historical drama retelling the 1983...

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder and Eduardo Casanova’s...

It would be a gross understatement to describe The Bomb as merely a documentary...

Hell hath no fury like an angry teenage girl. Jakob Lass’s Tiger Girl...

Is it a bit much for a man to believe that he and his fellow...

There can be something enthralling about the use of real cinema in...

Most of us spend our 20s trying to find ourselves and looking for a...

Alberto Giacometti was a sculptor, a painter and an outsider among outsiders....