All posts tagged review

1954, post-Partition India. A young woman sits with five portraits of five...

Director X – better known for making music videos than feature films – debuts on the silver...

Multi-Tony Award-winning writer Stephen Karam’s moving tale, The Humans, has...

Distance tells the story of one man to highlight the plight of thousands more like...

Emerging writer Claire Erasmus offers dramatic food for thought in the...

This is expert filmmaking from Annemarie Jacir, now a veteran of the art house festival...

Lucky, Harry Dean Stanton’s eponymous and semi-autobiographical anti-hero, is sitting in his pants,...

A film literal to its title, Faces Places unites exceptionally influential artists JR and Agnès...

Another valuable result from recent debates about gender equality (as well as respect for women)...

The nation gasped in collective disbelief when the news broke that an Easter-weekend robbery,...