American documentary director Kate Ryan wanted to be working in the film industry ever since she was a child, thinking that she would be either acting or making feel-good movies within traditional studio system. But […]
American documentary director Kate Ryan wanted to be working in the film industry ever since she was a child, thinking that she would be either acting or making feel-good movies within traditional studio system. But […]
Dir: Takashi Miike By Chris Owen In a divergence from director Takashi Miike’s usual subject matter and style, 13 Assassins represents Miike’s connection to a more conventional approach to filmmaking and a more traditionally Japanese […]
Our review of Lilting, the charming feature-length debut from Hong Khaou.
By Luke Ilott Dir: Tawfik Abu Wael Original title: “Tanathur” Last Days in Jerusalem paints a convincing and stimulating picture of normal human beings and their less-than-normal circumstances, albeit one framed in a humble style. […]
By Eleonora Mignoli Directed by Shane Carruth For all science fiction movies have managed to become in the last decades – bigger, broader, better – there’s an adjective that’s too often missing from the descriptions […]
By Alice Pickard Dir: Lucía Puenzo Desert Road, Patagonia, 1960. The “˜Angel of Death’, aka Josef Mengele, but going by the name of Helmut Gregor, (Alex Brendemí¼hl) befriends a seemingly ordinary Argentinian family. But for […]