The Innocent, reviewBy CWB News Department08/23/20232 Mins Read With his fourth feature directing, mop-haired actor-director Louis Garrel puts a French stamp on the Hollywood heist movie. The Innocent…
Silent Roar, ReviewBy CWB News Department08/23/20233 Mins Read The feature debut by Johnny Barrington – who came to prominence in 2012 with the darkly surreal and funny, BAFTA-nominated…
Behrooz Karamizadeh’s Empty Nets, a review by Ali MoosaviBy CWB News Department07/09/20234 Mins Read On first glance Empty Nets may sound like a typical old-fashioned Iranian film with the oft-used tale of a poor boy in…
My Name is Edgar and I Have a CowBy CWB News Department07/02/20232 Mins Read Is your comfort zone really still yours when you choose to share it with someone else? Does comfort equal happiness…
Reality, reviewBy CWB News Department05/31/20232 Mins Read But in other ways it is, of course, completely different from that, or any other conventionally fictionalised and scripted drama.…
Winners review, Academy members ignore a good movieBy CWB News Department03/15/20233 Mins Read This film from British Iranian director Hassan Nazer was the British entry in the international feature section at this year’s…
A Savannah Haunting film reviewBy CWB News Department10/28/20225 Mins Read It is the season for great scares with tons of movies for those into the horror genre. A unique film…
World War III’: ReviewBy Bijan Tehrani09/08/20224 Mins Read With the urgency of a good thriller and the clarity of a fable, World War III is the grueling but…
A HERO – A Masterpiece, Not Fully RecognizedBy Kiana Hashemi03/11/20229 Mins Read “A Hero” is the apex of Farhadi’s cinematic development. This Film exemplifies all the characteristics of Fahrad’s style and it’s…
NYFF 59 | SOCIAL HYGIENE (2021): Down with Decorum!By Hamidreza Nassiri09/26/20213 Mins Read New York Film Festival With its tableau aesthetics and mechanical humor (in Bergsonian terms), Social Hygiene is a hilarious take…
