Balthazar enters the void in Jerzy Skolimowski’s EO, following the POV of a donkey as he embarks into a road movie looking for.. Freedom?...

The Trauma Show - And so it began, the 75th edition of the most prestigious cinematic rendezvous in the world. To represent such a...

#Me(dieval)Too Ridley Scott likes period movies. He has indulged in directing them throughout his career, and after "Kingdom of Heaven"...

In Gaston Duprat & Mariano Cohn’s previous film, The Distinguished Citizen (2016), the Nobel Prize author briefly mentions an intriguing...

ParasItaly The opening, environmental shots of nature in what looks like a forest are interrupted by a brutalist, concrete villa. A...

“What is going on? Life is going on.” I can’t say that Jon Alpert’s latest documentary is a comedy. It is rather a bleak and brutal piece...

And so Italian cinema has finally discovered CGI Unfortunately, Freaks Out confirmed my cheerless suspicion: Gabriele Mainetti is nothing...

Once Upon a Time in Soho Edgar Wright’s long awaited Last Night in Soho explores the darker side of the alluring sixties. Aspiring...

A frenetic, spiralling glimpse into everyday infernal routines. Every cinematic tool is employed by director Eric Gravel to achieve the...

The indiscreet charm of the royals. Pablo Larrain is back with the companion piece to his critically acclaimed 2016 “Jackie”. Leading...

The Borscht Redemption It’s really difficult to draw a line between the fictional scenes and the documentary ones in 107 Mothers. Peter...

Gaspar Noé’s Amour Cult director Gaspar Noé has premiered his most moving work to date which, in an out of competition slot, instantly...

Apichatpong Weerasethakul’s first foreign language film is yet another example of a director who does not function outside of his...

Sean Baker, you deserve a donut! Sean Baker is back with his introspective, cynical eye on forgotten America, depicting trashy lifestyles...

Asghar Farhadi’s A Hero is a tale of innocent dishonesty, required by the adverse circumstances in which Rahim finds himself entangled....

The Shape of Gasoline Holy Motors! What did I just watch?! Finally Cannes has presented its first horror in this year’s competition,...

From pastel colours to music, there has always been a French filter over Wes Anderson’s films, but with his latest work, he formally...

Conventionally, Jerusalem is to a priest what the Swedish island of Fåro is to a filmmaker. A filmmaker is, customarily, meant to...

History tells us that there are a few exceptions, but actors-turned-directors are often catalysts for calamitous filmic accomplishments....

3 Piani, 2 stars, 1 Review The carousel of disappointment does not seem to slow down at Cannes 74. After Paul Verhoeven and Sean Penn’ s...