Review: Footprints

If Hollywood is the place where people go to fashion their identity anew, then Footprints takes that idea as its starting point.

Review: Armadillo

Janus Metz’s project is certain to prove far more revelatory to his fellow countrymen than it will when it makes its Stateside debut.

Review: Majority

The film acts as something like a quad erat demonstrandum of the way the Turkish ruling classes perpetuate themselves.

Review: Attenberg

Athina Rachel Tsangari’s Attenberg is a boldly conceived assemblage of diverse and seemingly random fictional materials.

Review: 6,7,8

Mohamed Diab’s film brings together its central trio for an evolving symposium on how to combat sexist violence.

Review: Bal

Semih Kaplanoglu’s Bal walks a fine line between affecting, character-based drama and long-take academicism.

Review: Cracks

Whether in literature or film, the boarding-school setting tends to lend itself to one of a handful of possible narratives.

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