All posts tagged review

Renowned for his ultra-unique approach to cinema and the obscurity of...

Ciro Guerra’s Waiting for the Barbarians is a new departure for...

The fundamental failings of the American Dream, with all its institutional...

In an environment far, far away from any westernised form of society, eight youths,...

Aside from the confirmation that 84-year-old...

Denis Côté’s latest feature, Ghost Town Anthology, puts a...

Following years of arguments and, ultimately, a  breakup, Dave (Alexander...

Zombi Child is a beautifully gruelling aesthetic trip. Director Bertrand Bonello...

Bombay Rose is an intriguing picture. Primarily following the romantic exploits...

For the most part, Christophe Honoré’s latest film is cheeky and...