Open My Mind (documentary) ★½
“It was the drugs,” wrote Marcel Wyss‘ brother in his last note before taking his own life. So it’s understandableContinue Reading
“It was the drugs,” wrote Marcel Wyss‘ brother in his last note before taking his own life. So it’s understandableContinue Reading
With a title and premise equally fitting for an ancient fairy tale or horror, Ankur Hooda‘s devastating debut feature TheContinue Reading
George Washington once in a letter referred to the establishment of democracy in the USA as “the last great experimentContinue Reading
On the surface, Marc Silver‘s didactic documentary Molly vs The Machines, screening at CPH:DOX after premiering earlier this month atContinue Reading
“There are so many beer advertisements that you can’t even see the road signs,” says Cambodian activist Kim Eng inContinue Reading
For those less into cars than the two tech-savvy heroes of Emil Langballe‘s unlikely underdog story: the Honda Civic isContinue Reading
Ideology and intimacy, social norms and sexual self-realization are set up as a dramatic dichotomy in Markku Heikkinen‘s thematically waveringContinue Reading
The Bride! is a reclamation. Opening with text hyping up the creation of the novel Frankenstein by Mary Shelley asContinue Reading
Immobility, introversion, and isolation make for a timely, if occasionally exhausting, focus for Xu Zao‘s dreamlike debut feature Light Pillar.Continue Reading
To anyone who made it through the roughly one and a half hours of Angela Schanelec‘s contrived conversation piece, itContinue Reading
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