Viva Carmen – first-look review
It seems unlikely that many kids will warm to this visually sunny though tonally downbeat animated rendering of Bizet’s classic
Kokurojo: The Samurai and the Prisoner –…
Kiyoshi Kurosawa has made murder mysteries before – many, in fact. In his films, violence shivers randomly across the placid
I’ll Be Gone In June – first-look review
Rye bread cocooned in clingfilm and a jar of monstrous pickles are the gifts Brandenburg exchange student Franny bestows upon her
Low Expectations – first-look review
Despite her relative youth, 29-year-old Maja (Marie Ulven) has lived a lot of life. After high school she pursued a music career;
Rewind Barcelona – first-look review
In Noah Baumbach’s debut feature film Kicking and Screaming, an aimless recent college grad played by Chris Eigeman laments himself for
I See Buildings Fall Like Lightning – first-look…
In the UK since 1981, over 2.8 million social housing properties have been lost through privatisation and demolition. Every election
Minotaur – first-look review | Little White Lies
Andrey Zvyagintsev makes domestic epics, staging scenes from collapsing marriages in confident single-take master shots, his widescreen frame enlarging homely
A T&M Cannes Film Festival Special #1
A T&M Cannes Film Festival Special #1 On Truth & Movies this week, David Jenkins and Hannah Strong report live
The hopeful eco-positivity of Bill Mason
Mason’s interpretation of Paddle to the Sea cleverly twists this simple lesson to incorporate modern concerns about water pollution and forest
The Unknown – first-look review
Loosely inspired by a graphic novel co-authored with his brother Lucas Harari, Arthur Harari’s latest feature sees a depressed Parisian photographer undergo