In “A Hidden Life”, Terrence Malick returns to the philosophical and theological subjects he previously touched in “Tree of Life”. His newest feature is a gorgeous film to look at, and a transcendent story of seeking answers to a time-tested … Continue reading A Hidden Life (2019) By Terrence Malick – A Profound Masterpiece
“Pain and Glory” is a testament to Almodovar’s art – a personal, existential tale based on loose memoirs, people and places. When acclaimed directors reach a certain age, they’re often tempted to become more sentimental and reflective in their last … Continue reading Pain and Glory (2019) – A Moving Portrait of Pedro Almodovar
Hlynur Palmason’s White White Day (2019) is a cold tale of how we cope with loss. While certain budget limitations are visible here and there, this Icelandic drama firmly connects the dots and provides enough reason to care. Vengeance, when … Continue reading White, White Day (2019) Is A Story About Making Your Own Peace
Bertrand Bonello looks for a deeper meaning in “Zombi Child”, but although the film has too much on plate, it is still an insightful look into the culture of voodoo from a fresh perspective. It takes a bit of thinking … Continue reading Zombi Child (2019) Celebrates The Intimidating Nature of Voodoo
Joon Ho Bong’s “Parasite” intermingles many genres, and the result is a pawky, rich in social context and ridiculously entertaining film. It’s an all-in-one cinematic experience at its absolute best. A parasite is an organism that lives off another one, … Continue reading Parasite (2019) – Best Film You Will See in 2019
The best reviewed, discussed and seem-to-be-great great movies of this year’s Cannes Film Festival. Prepare your watchlist to be expanded. “Parasite” will give the creeps. Korean-style. And with Palme d’Or. Do you remember “Snowpiercer”? One of the most criminally underrated … Continue reading Cannes 2019 Roundup
In “Border”, Ali Abassi invents a world, where science fiction and fantasy coexist with reality in an unprecedented way, and by means of an ever-surprising story and fantastic chops of acting and make-up, the Swedish film keeps you on the … Continue reading In The World Of Blurred Lines – Border (2018)
A brilliant piece of refreshing storytelling from the Argentinian director Luis Ortega, “El Angel” charms and seduces in the most unexpected ways and moments. Carlitos (debuting Lorenzo Ferro) is a charming teenager, who enjoys… breaking the law. One day, Carlos … Continue reading El Angel (2018) – A Cherub’s Dans Macabre
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