Outside of the two documentary sections (U.S. and World Cinema Documentary Competitions), you can find some of the most captivating…
Browsing: World Cinema
With the end of Rodrigo Duterte’s presidency and his attacks on democratic institutions like a free independent press, some Filipinos…
Fernanda Valadez and Astrid Rondero are two fascinating directors who have decided to work together and present cold, grounded stories…
If you had a chance to talk to someone that died that you love, would you take it? “Eternal You,”…
Hirayama’s on the road, off to clean some toilets. The soundtrack, a cassette tape, preferably The Kinks, Patti Smith, or…
I’ll let you in on a little secret: I used to hold Filipino movies to a low regard. Don’t get…
Wim Wenders’ “Anselm” is a striking visual feat, aiming to be both a history lesson and extended primer on the…
People love a good monster film. The problem is, “Godzilla” has never been a straight monster film; its 1954 opener—and…
You could argue the necessity of a re-examination of Ishirô Honda’s 1954 classic “Godzilla” at the release of “Godzilla Minus…
A young Orthodox couple faces the challenges of living in a society deeply governed by tradition, as they try to…