All posts tagged review

Director Mohammad Rasoulof’s There Is No Evil is...

Director Anne Fontaine’s latest effort manages to be middlebrow...

This reviewer doesn’t often watch comedy, and never sober. Pernille...

For a project packed with talent – writer-director Sally Potter,...

Abel Ferrara does his own thing, it seems. Other Berlinale competition efforts have...

It’s perhaps a little rote and cursory to describe a documentary as...

With the frankly gob-smacking backstory of the DAU project that produced DAU....

Tsai Ming-liang makes films that probe the very nature of art. Eschewing...

Bad Tales matches the grim determinism of its title. Bad things have...

In these turbulent times some feel-good 90s...