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Cinema has long been fascinated with the idea that beneath the surface of idyllic suburban life, darker truths often lurk.…

Here is a strangely exhausting movie, quaintly imagining the frenzied atmosphere of a New York restaurant kitchen as a microcosm…

Alain Guiraudie’s Misericordia is an existential drama masquerading as a comedy masquerading as a thriller. The French director, whose best-known film Stateside…

It’s easy to forget how, once upon a time, North American audiences weren’t fucking with Abbas Kiarostami. Of course, stateside…

Virtually anywhere on Earth, disaster is just a random collision of weather patterns away from your doorstep. A hurricane could…

Têtes Brûlées by Maja-Ajmia Yde Zellama was unveiled in a world premiere within the Generation 14plus section of the 75th Berlinale, where the film…

Italy has produced many of the most celebrated films of all time, and the history of Italian cinema has influenced…

Having previously chalked up metaphysical and reflective dramas along the lines of The Place , Superheroes and The First Day of My Life…

Amel Guellaty’s debut feature-length Where the Wind Comes From screened at the World Cinema Dramatic Competition section of the just ended Sundance Film Festival. The…

We Believe You  by Arnaud Dufeys and Charlotte Devillers has been unveiled in a world premiere within the 75th Berlinale’s brand-new Perspectives section, which is…