Dead Language ★
In the first half hour, it seems obvious that Mihal Brezis‘ and Oded Binnun‘s oblivious “odyssey” Dead Language is threadingContinue Reading
In the first half hour, it seems obvious that Mihal Brezis‘ and Oded Binnun‘s oblivious “odyssey” Dead Language is threadingContinue Reading
Dust Bunny is a wild concoction. Best known for his work in television with series such as Pushing Daisies, Hannibal,Continue Reading
The second new film from director Osgood Perkins released this year, Keeper follows Liz (Tatiana Maslany) as she embarks onContinue Reading
After taking home the golden wolf statue for Best Feature Film at last year’s Black Nights Film Festival with SilentContinue Reading
Phillip Vandarploeug (Brendan Fraser) is struggling. An American living in Japan, Phillip is an outsider. He is lonely, spending hisContinue Reading
Much like its main character, Andrés Clariond‘s slippery satire comes frustratingly close to striking political gold. But rather than snatchingContinue Reading
The “hunger shack,” as the original title of Karolis Kaupinis’ bleak history lesson translates, is not only the cramped VilniusContinue Reading
The original 1987 film adaptation of The Running Man has seen a critical re-appraisal over the years, though one factContinue Reading
Motherhood, militarism, and moral ambiguity collide in Netalie Braun‘s disquieting drama Oxygen. Prior to its run at Tallinn’s Black NightsContinue Reading
For those not very versed in Eastern European history, “Livonia” might sound like the name of a medieval country straightContinue Reading
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