Many films start and finish in the same place; sometimes the beginning sequences end in a cliffhanger, making it clear that the gaps will...

The second installment of a color trilogy (Blue, White, & Red) was written, produced, and directed by Polish Krzysztof Kieślowski. It was...

This 1990 docufiction feature opens like a movie about kids on a field trip - a jovial soundtrack plays while a bright yellow bus gallops...

The Ecuadorian film industry hasn’t and isn’t booming throughout history—nevertheless, queue in the entrance for Sebastian Cordero, one...

Christmas time marks a period where gifts are exchanged, meals are shared, and movies are watched. Some movies are comedies, adventures,...

2006 saw the inception of some great films to the big screen like Inland Empire, The Prestige, Children of Men, and The Last King of...

I have to get something out of my chest before I start… Kaufman works so well as a writer, at times, masterfully as we’ve seen in Eternal...

Inspired by the real post-WWII German colony in Southern Chile called Dignidad, two Chilean directors, Cristobal León & Joaquín Cociña,...

I didn’t want to use “adventure” in the title because even though we embark on one with Italian director Alice Rohrwacher, “exploration”...

After the exponential success Denis Villeneuve has rightly gotten in recent years due to extraordinary films like Prisoners, Arrival,...

After her critically acclaimed debut “Saint Maud”, Rose Glass strikes back, literally packing a punch, with her gritty, oily, and boiling...

The quote “a friend is one soul abiding in two bodies” has never rung clearer to me than after seeing Lukas Dhont’s 2022 coming-of-age...

How hard is it to forget about someone’s passing? Does one blame oneself?... or do we find a scapegoat? What about if it’s your father…...