Florid ★★★
The voices are always there. From the first scene they follow Jamal (Jonathan Jules) around, whispering in his and theContinue Reading
The voices are always there. From the first scene they follow Jamal (Jonathan Jules) around, whispering in his and theContinue Reading
As a story with a pedophile parent as its main character—with whom the audience is apparently supposed to empathize, atContinue Reading
Yet another hybrid of fiction and documentary at the San Sebastián International Film Festival, María Aparicio‘s cinematic city tour throughContinue Reading
With the self-centered sophistication of a filmic family romance, Angelica Ruffier‘s debut documentary unearths supposedly forgotten feelings in the houseContinue Reading
Grief as an individual experience has become a widely accepted reality, polar to Naëmi Ada‘s dramatic scenario that looks atContinue Reading
Economic and ecological priorities are at the core of Lu Po-Shun‘s classic but also a tad conventional coming-of-age tale ofContinue Reading






