Death leaves behind a room nobody quite knows how to enter. People can sit with you, feed you, distract you,…
Browsing: world cinema
When the Maguindanao massacre happened in 2009, I remember making a conscious effort not to watch any footage from it.…
Memories are a tricky thing. I’ve had moments in my life that I felt certain I would never forget, only…
Rosanne Pel’s “Donkey Days” (2025) is a rowdy, rambling beast that snickers at good taste. Pel doesn’t invite us in…
The control + F combination on my keyboard has gotten a workout lately now that Film at Lincoln Center’s ‘New…
For some people, summer camp can be a time when kids come together to talk about sports, games, films, and…
Grieving about her culpability in a highly-publicized local suicide, bailiff Orsolya Ionescu (Eszter Tompa) is told repeatedly that it wasn’t…
With 15 years of experience as a choreographer and multidisciplinary artistry under his belt, Mukul Kumar now ventures into the…
How do you prefer your Julia Ducournau cooked? Well, there is “Raw” (2016), Ducournau’s bold, grisly—and yes, raw—debut, an instant…
Some names outgrow the stories they came from. In the Philippines, say “Sisa” and people immediately understand what you mean.…