All posts tagged berlinale

Rather than leaning on jump scares or baroque excess, Victoria...

While we eagerly await Sandra Hüller’s upcoming Hollywood projects (Project Hail...

“People are roses, families are rosebushes. And rosebushes need...

Given the current cultural climate, it’s easy to assume a film about teenage...

Kojo (Daniel Atsu Hukporti) is a young man living in a deprived part of Accra...

Heysel 85, Teodora Ana Mihai’s latest feature, revisits one of the most painful...

In writing about Dao, Alain Gomis’s highly ambitious sixth feature film, one is...