Kylie Alesso’s “Just Lie to Me” (directed by Kelly Walker) is billed as a ‘dark comedy,’ but its deeper treasures…
Browsing: World Cinema
The Danish film “Another Round” (“Druk,” original title) is a profoundly sad film. Yet, in the way films are not…
Silence reigns for so much of Angela Schanelec’s bold, brooding and stealthily uplifting “Music” that the title itself starts to…
Several moments throughout Mira Shaib’s debut feature, “Arzé,” I found myself seeing some similarities that “Arzé” has with some of…
“Why do we always need misfortune to reunite?” Gaspard (Andranic Manet) asks his twin sister Louise (Noée Abita) in a…
In a celebration of cinematic excellence and cultural diversity, the 5th Nepal Cultural International Film Festival (NCIFF) concluded with resounding…
Leave it to Ken Loach, that grizzled realist, a seven-decade surveyor of the British working class, to make a sly…
Rare is the film that ought to be longer; bad films are often too long and the greatest are able…
Robin Hardy’s “The Wicker Man” is basked in paganism, and a clear inspiration for Ari Aster’s unsettling “Midsommar.” That it…
The audience always finds meaning in survival dramas. “Aadujeevitham” (The Goat Life) stars Prithviraj Sukumaran in a new addition to…