Cloud ★★★½
No one comes out clean in our post-capitalist world. You’re either exploited, or you’re an exploiter. At least that’s whatContinue Reading
No one comes out clean in our post-capitalist world. You’re either exploited, or you’re an exploiter. At least that’s whatContinue Reading
The title of Paul Andrew Williams‘ disquieting drama, which premiered earlier this year at Tribeca and is now at KarlovyContinue Reading
David Cronenberg’s The Shrouds comes seven years following the death of his wife Carolyn Zeifman. They were married for almostContinue Reading
A seemingly small but significant detail of Katarína Gramatová‘s feature film debut, screening at Karlovy Vary after its Tokyo premiere,Continue Reading
Just stopping short before falling into homage, Alexandre O. Philippe‘s essayistic documentary delivers a forensic examination of one of theContinue Reading
Despite its premise, Marek Novák and Mikuláš Novotný‘s reductive reflection on the state of Czech cinema offers little more thanContinue Reading
Unruly, absurdist, and full of salacious irony, Annapurna Sriram‘s debut feature makes a very clear point of breaking the rules.Continue Reading
An ensemble of young female talent, a privileged social setting where associates are also rivals for public recognition, a maleContinue Reading
The most resonant aspect of Bence Fliegauf‘s daring horror hybrid, premiering at Karlovy Vary in the Crystal Globe Competition, mightContinue Reading
“A story of oppression that forces individuals into roles – be it borrowed masculinity or forced femininity – that theyContinue Reading
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