By Sharon Calingasan Director: Paul-Julien Robert Paul-Julien Robert’s documentary is a very personal account of one man’s journey to answer limitless questions about his own being. The film documents Paul’s quest to track down and […]
Watch Poison Flower on FilmDoo Filmmaker Christopher Tew discovered an immigrant camp in the woods some 30 miles from Harlow while he was playing football. From then on, he documented the camp’s residents, focussing on the […]
Amidst a raging punk gig one night in Tel Aviv, the young Noa’s spirited crowd surfing ends with a hard tumble to the ground in Kerem Blumberg’s layered short, One Last Night. Noa’s final night with […]
By Sharon Calingasan Watch Japanese Films on FilmDoo Japan has a reputation for being a conservative society, but with the passing of time and increased westernization, the country has started to open up, even in […]
Hailed as the French Girls, Sophie Letourneur’s Chicks (2009) portrays girls that are ten times more wild and, frankly, far more likeable. It’s a piece full of yearning nostalgia but also one that knows that […]
By Jessica Duncanson Toronto International Film Festival review Director: Shoja Azari Simple Little Lives sees a group of friends come together for their annual hog roast – an event that their families have been doing […]