No Other Choice ★★★½
For many, their occupation is a significant part of their identity. Ideally, one’s employment is of personal relevance or interest.Continue Reading
For many, their occupation is a significant part of their identity. Ideally, one’s employment is of personal relevance or interest.Continue Reading
“It’s taken from facts which are close to me; (…) inspired by my own experience,” says Jérôme Cohen-Olivar about hisContinue Reading
He would want for life to be a movie, says Namir Abdel Masseeh in one heartbreaking scene of his intimateContinue Reading
For more than half of his long life, writer and composer Paul Bowles lived in Morocco. His five decades inContinue Reading
Two archenemies, a longstanding family feud, the scenic stage of a remote Calabrian village where the ruins of an antiqueContinue Reading
Do the living watch over the dead in Karima Saïdi‘s observational obituary? Or is it in fact the dead whoContinue Reading
The titular baggage of Abdelkarim El-Fassi‘s first feature film, debuting in the Moroccan Panorama section of the Marrakech International FilmContinue Reading
The amorphous body of the titular organism becomes a microscopic metaphor for the undefined shape of adolescence trapped within rigidContinue Reading
The title of Imran Perretta‘s bleak debut feature Ish evokes a short form of Ismael, the Melville-inspired name of itsContinue Reading
Joachim Trier’s Sentimental Value begins with narration about a home. It is the home of the Borg family and hasContinue Reading










