Bryan Kristoffer Brazil’s “Lost Sabungeros” is a daring documentary that delves into one of the Philippines’ most unsettling unsolved cases…
Browsing: World Cinema
When the 2002 adaptation of “The Count of Monte Cristo” hit theaters, I was in middle school, enthralled by the…
How do we make the places we are in feel like home? In “All We Imagine as Light,” Payal Kapadia’s…
The short film “Moeder” (the Dutch word for mother), directed by Salomon Ligthelm, is a somber yet evasive film. It…
This year, QCinema International Film Festival’s “Screen International” section showcases the year’s most talked-about, award-winning films from around the world,…
“Greed is not a financial issue. It’s a heart issue”—Andy Stanley. Various emotions of human beings have been depicted in…
Pansy (Marianne Jean-Baptiste), the confrontational, cantankerous and miserable spitfire in Mike Leigh’s “Hard Truths” is so relentlessly combative that many…
A family on a staycation is in for a hellish night of horrors in “Shaitaan” as an ominous stranger named…
There’s a scene in “The Outrun” where Rona (played by Saoirse Ronan) has a moment of crisis. She’s a recovering…
The opening nine-minute sequence of Ryusuke Hamaguchi’s “Evil Does Not Exist” (Japanese: “悪は存在しない”) feels like a spiritual experience: Featuring Yoshio…