Berlinale 2026: Yellow Letters, In a Whisper, Rose
Let’s catch up with the Competition, shall we? When I wrote about Rosebush Pruning I mentioned that a lot ofContinue Reading
Let’s catch up with the Competition, shall we? When I wrote about Rosebush Pruning I mentioned that a lot ofContinue Reading
Edward Berger is arguably one of the most in-demand filmmakers right now, with the successes of his German-language remake ofContinue Reading
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“It’s not about politics. It’s about emotion.” -Roone Arledge Roone Arledge (Peter Sarsgaard) delivers this line in regards to airingContinue Reading
The Pope is dead. After a period of mourning, it is time for a papal conclave to identify the manContinue Reading
The Outrun opens with narration about selkies, a mythical creature said to be the souls of drowned people that takeContinue Reading
Gretchen (Hunter Schafer) is in a difficult place in her life. Her mother has recently died, and she is nowContinue Reading
In an increasingly virtual world, fine art can be challenging to relate to. There’s a difference between learning about artContinue Reading
Wim Wenders’ latest film, Perfect Days, premiered at Cannes 2023, sharing the spotlight with his new documentary Anselm. While theContinue Reading










