Category: World Cinema
76th Golden Globes: Who Will, Could, And Should Win?
If you can believe it, the Golden Globes are finally here this Sunday. However, I still have no clue what is winning what minus a…
Review: Dogman
With Dogman, tenacious Italian filmmaker, Matteo Garrone, has crafted a gritty, accessible social landscape. A perfect fit for the film’s ambiance, which is both charismatic…
Review: Burning
When Burning first opens, it seems like we’re in for a simple “Boy meets girl” story. But as soon as the girl calls for her…
For Your Consideration: Tunisia's Oscars Entry, Beauty and the Dogs
The opening shot of Beauty and the Dogs, a grueling, exceptional Tunisian film, sees 21-year-old Mariam jigging, as she applies make up in the mirror….
Review: El Angel
There’s a bizarre psychological quirk called the halo effect, where the possession of one attractive quality makes a person appear to have other positive attributes…
Around the World in 80 Films: Possession
Where do I even start with Possession (1981)? How do I describe this film to you? When I say that there isn’t another film like…
Around the World in 80 Films: Deep Red
Many know Dario Argento from his other film, Suspiria but before that masterpiece, there was Deep Red (Profondo Rosso). Written by Argento and Bernardino Zapponi…
Exclusive Interview with Sandra Seeling Lipski director & founder of Evolution! Mallorca International Film Festival
Now in its 7th Year, Evolution! Mallorca International Film Festival, will be kick starting on Thursday 25th October, running for 7 days until the 31st…
LFF Exclusive Review: Mirai (Mirai no Mirai)
In this charming little Japanese animated film, a young boy named Kun feels forgotten by his family when his little sister Mirai arrives. Kun can’t…
LFF Exclusive: Border
Border (Gräns) is a film that is hard to describe unless you have seen it. It’s an intelligent film that is a mix of romance,…
LFF Exclusive Review: The Cannibal Club
The Cannibal Club (O clube dos canibais) is a very dark, violent and bloody comedy, a satire of Brazil’s ultra-decadent, ultra-wealthy from noteworthy up-and-comer Guto Parente….
Oscars: Foreign Language Film Submissions for 91st Academy Awards – and 10 to Bet On
The Academy Awards are still several months away, but Oscar commentary is a year-round gig and besides, they’ve just announced the films that are going to…
Femme Filmmakers Festival Review: Julia Ducournau's Raw
Justine (Garance Marillier ) is a first-year veterinary student. Her elder sister (Ella Rump) is studying the same course at the university. Justine was raised…
New East Cinema Guide to London Film Festival ’18 (Vol.1)
This year’s London Film Festival already received a pat on the shoulder for gender representation, and it is time for us to applaud it, too. So far…