Pyre ★★★½
“It is we who are lost”, says one of the unlikely main characters of Vinod Kapri’s cinematic ballad to theContinue Reading
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Warfare ★★★½
Last year, director Alex Garland delivered the brilliant and intense Civil War, a fictional account of a civil war inContinue Reading
Havoc ★★★
If there’s one thing working against Gareth Evans’ Havoc, it’s time. There’s a small but passionately warped subset of cinephilesContinue Reading
Afternoons of Solitude ★★★½
What drives a person to torture and kill a terrified creature that never meant them any harm? What brings aContinue Reading
I’m Still Here ★★★★
Rubens Pavia was a congressman prior to the 1964 Brazilian coup d’état which resulted in his role being revoked andContinue Reading
Everybody Loves Touda ★★½
The first scenes of Nabil Ayouch’s defiant character drama show Touda (a captivating Nasrin Erradi) singing and dancing at aContinue Reading
The Woman in the Yard ★★
Watching a film in a crowded theater with an engaged audience that responds appropriately at the right moments is aContinue Reading
Drop ★★★
It is likely that you have seen a film like Drop before. Violet (Meghann Fahy), a single mother on aContinue Reading
The Friend ★★½
Iris (Naomi Watts) has had a long-standing relationship with Walter Meredith (Bill Murray) and his sudden death by suicide hasContinue Reading
The Actor ★★½
Paul Cole (André Holland) is told he is an actor. After waking up in a hospital bed with amnesia, heContinue Reading
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