FilmDoo’s review of Emad Burnat and Guy Davidi’s harrowing, Oscar-nominated documentary.
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By Daniella Dahoui Directed by Stefan Haupt The Circle is a docudrama telling the story of The Circle, a gay publication in Zurich in the 1940s and 1950s. In 1956, Ernst Ostertag (Matthias Hungerbí¼hler) is […]
By Luke Ilott Dir: Miro Bilbrough An Australian production by first-time New Zealand director Miro Bilbrough, Being Venice follows the exploits of a woman adrift in life, not yet middle-aged but older than her innocent […]
By Benjamin Brown “Pain and pleasure, like light and darkness, succeed each other”- Lawrence Stern Like Yin and Yang, pain and pleasure are ultimately two sides of the same coin in an emotional vortex of […]
Dir: Andrew Haigh Review by David Pountain ‘Balanced’ may not seem like the most exciting adjective to attach to a socially conscious film. The word appears to be in opposition to the popular romantic notion […]
Review by Laura Saxton Dir: Kim Morduant Beginning with a caliginous and deep undertone, “The Rocket” soon introduces the harsh repercussions of globalisation on small communities within Laos and their unforgettable past of war and […]