Advertisements There is a single honeyed thread woven throughout the subdued quiet of Drunken Noodles — quite literally. In every change of “act” (which is also a change of lover), there is a title screen. An older man appears from behind, and…
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Advertisements The magnificence of writer-director Ben Rivers’ latest offering, Mare’s Nest, is entirely in its willingness to hope. In this delightful fable, childhood becomes a universe unto itself, where the greatest hopes of the best of us are met with open arms,…
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This psychological thriller had potential in its lead performance, but falls flat in its character dynamics.…
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Though Marjane Satrapi's effervescent vision and humor works to bring to life the story of world-renowned scientist Marie Curie, the film, unfortunately, falls flat.…
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Whatever his reason for crafting The Personal History of David Copperfield, Iannucci has unfortunately left most of what makes him an exciting filmmaker behind altogether.…
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The Report is a deeply important exercise in exhuming the demons of the recent past and forcing the nation to reckon with them.…
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A Minority Report-esque neo-noir, The Tangle satisfyingly pulls together the threads of its mysterious near-future world.…
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Sorry We Missed You is the latest feature from the esteemed critically acclaimed British Auteur Ken Loach…
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A look into one of Portugal´s biggest film festivals and 4 stand-out films from its 2019 selection.…
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