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Emmanuelle Marre’s A Man of His Time opens in September 1940 at a drunken gathering of French collaborators, with a woman complaining that her...
This is the sort of film that awakens Cannes. Furious, funny and agitating,...
Standing in reverence and solidarity, the room...
This feels like the film Wim Wenders wanted to make. That...
Jia Zhang-Ke’s Ash Is Purest White tells a...
Gilles Lellouche’s ensemble comedy is well-made,...
About stolen belongings and a returned sense of...
We think of hunter-gatherers as an image of our distant human past, but it is...
Happy as Lazzaro has a timeless quality. It’s...
Gaspar Noé seems to have a penchant for shocking audiences with his trippy films...
A strange and sinister force has taken up...
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