All posts tagged review

The story of Leon Vitali is difficult to pinpoint. On the one hand, he lived...

This feels like the film Wim Wenders wanted to make. That...

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...

Jafar Panahi’s 3 Faces is pared, thoughtful and a little indulgent....

Gallingly high-minded and absolutely superficial, this is a wildly...