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‘The Lovers And The Despot’ tells the tale of a South Korean Actress, Choi Eun-hee, and director, Shin Sang-ok, who…

Enough can’t be said about how wonderful this movie will make you feel. Divine waves of ambivalence roll over the…

Something’s funny here, but it’s not the chauvinism—despite the routine dirty jokes made throughout, ‘Parched’ director Leena Yadav gives insight…

There is nothing like being there. When one see’s first-hand the battle waged by others it invokes the saving grace…

At times, ZERO DAYS sets a dystopian and anxiety-ridden tone. Accompanied by a panic-inducing soundtrack, the dark subject matter can…

A powerful depiction of social movement bordering on vigilantism, ‘Almost Holy,’ directed by Steve Hoover, shines a light on Pastor…

In his new film Louder than bombs Norwegian director Joachim Trier masterfully captures the underlying, aimless desires of very decent…

‘My Golden Days’ tells the story of anthropologist Paul Dedalus, played by Mathieu Amalric, as he flashes back to his…

Everybody loves dogs. Or so assumes the premise of ‘Dog Wedding,’ a good-natured romantic comedy about a relationship that sparks…

Darkness clouds the path. Babies and young children are passed from person to person over treacherous terrain. Specs of light…