Death March
Brillante Mendoza’s monopoly of Filipino cinema is over – audiences have a new talent to watch out for.…
By Liloie CazorlaBrillante Mendoza’s monopoly of Filipino cinema is over – audiences have a new talent to watch out for.…
By Liloie CazorlaThe Coen brothers are back with a movie that is entirely their own. Set in Greenwich Village in…
By Liloie CazorlaAfter facing James Toback’s 100 minute documentary, the audience have experienced a wealth of overwhelming feelings. Toback has…
By Liloie CazorlaNot even in the Official Competition, and Guillaume Canet’s new feature Blood Ties is one of the most hotly…
By Liloie CazorlaCompeting for the Camera D’Or (Cannes’ prestigious reward for first feature film), Ryan Coogler’s Fruitvale Station is a…
By Liloie CazorlaThe Bling Ring opens this year’s selection for Un Certain Regard. With her fifth movie, Sofia Coppola returns…
By Liloie CazorlaIt may be Valeria Golino’s first time behind the camera, but her courage and ambition easily compares with…
By Liloie CazorlaFrançois Ozon loves women, and he certainly knows how to capture their complexities. His new feature, Jeune et…
By Liloie CazorlaFast, opulent, hedonistic, sparkling, daze-inducing: in a word, spectacular. This, and more, is what New York looks like…
By Rita VicinanzaThe much distinguished and widely publicised Cannes International Film Festival – now in its 66th year – is…
By Tom Yates