The World Before ★★★
Set over a languid summer on a remote Korean island, Yoon Dan-bi weaves a tender tale of the threshold fromContinue Reading
Set over a languid summer on a remote Korean island, Yoon Dan-bi weaves a tender tale of the threshold fromContinue Reading
Is the title of David Ayer‘s sentimental survival epic a reference to animalistic qualities in humans, or to human qualitiesContinue Reading
On the cover, Marilyn Monroe might be the heroine of Maggie Gyllenhaal‘s semi-biographical short film. But the glistening presence atContinue Reading
At a little under half an hour’s runtime, Avi Mograbi‘s documentarist meditation carries the weight of a historic chronicle ofContinue Reading
“The reality is a nightmare,” Laura Poitras said in an interview about her spectral short film, premiering out of competitionContinue Reading
Despite the lack of intentional humour in Tristan Séguéla‘s overwrought courtroom affair, its title almost seems like an in-joke. “BadContinue Reading
Class differences and careerism are not only narratively at the core of Gael García Bernal‘s diffuse directorial debut, which revealsContinue Reading
This story the audience was about to see really happened, claims a text at the beginning of Francesco Carrozzini’s promotionalContinue Reading
A certain kind of eclectic ennui seems ingrained in Federico Francioni and Samuele Sestieri‘s meandering montage of its prototypical protagonist’sContinue Reading
There comes a moment in Mario Martone‘s curious mélange of comedy and creepiness, premiering out of competition at the 83rdContinue Reading
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