AW14F 2018 Review: Burning
From the hands of South Korean director Lee Chang-dong comes a gripping meditation on big-city loneliness, the legacy of helpless rage and the elusiveness of mankind….
AW14F 2018 Review: Rafiki
I really wanted to embrace this story of two outcasts in Nairobi. Judging by the hype and controversy around it – banned, screened for a…
From Menace to Fetish: Seven Movies about Cars
Cars in cinema are more than just props or vehicles that enable a character to get from A to B. They can be used to…
Berlinale 2017 Review: ‘Discreet’ by Travis Mathews
Bacon in a pan. A wall with colorful wallpaper and a close-up of a Japanese woman, covering her hands with her ears. A man…
Berlinale 2017 Review: ‘Tiere’ by Greg Zglinski
It’s a striking personal resumé: four of the movies I’ve watched at this year’s 67th Berlinale feature shots of highway tracks while someone escapes…
‘Moonlight’ Review: A Story Rarely Told, But Desperately Needed
They say hope comes in many forms. One of them is the arrival of Moonlight, a cinematic masterpiece, in the year of the Orlando…