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Oscar Wilde once said that life without love was “like a sunless garden when the…
The state you are likely to find yourself in having seen Federico Fellini’s 8½ on…
Plants have never made for the most convincing of antagonists. Just take M. Night Shyamalan’s…
Endless repetition marks Camp X-Ray, the directorial debut of Peter Sattler. Guards pace in never-ending…
The Dead Lands hits the ground with a running man, the camera jolting through the…
No one can accuse Christophe Honoré of lacking ambition. Since the turn of the millennium,…
The tug of war between style and substance sweats and strains only briefly in Bypass.…
The naïve and sexually adventurous farmer’s daughter, the mysterious stranger stopped by for the season…
Identities merge, memories disintegrate, roles switch, the smallest action has devastating consequences and no one…
A real life incident evocatively dubbed “casino wars” glimmers with cinematic promise. Set on the…
For the British cinephile, there is perhaps no greater annual event than the London Film…
From the films we’ve watched and the books we’ve read, we perceive to know the…