The Black Ball Review: Exhuming the Hidden Ghosts of Spanish History
Spanish cinema has often resembled a haunted house, its projector rattling with celluloid ghosts from a ...
Read moreDetailsSpanish cinema has often resembled a haunted house, its projector rattling with celluloid ghosts from a ...
Read moreDetailsThe year is 1982, a cultural hinge where the polished artificiality of a new decade collides ...
Read moreDetailsThe nineteenth-century sun presses hard on Seville, Spain, and director Sébastien Laudenbach lets that heat warp ...
Read moreDetailsA chilling prophecy tells middle-aged businessman Sakol that his elderly mother, Grandma Saluay, may be nearing ...
Read moreDetailsThe tenth feature film from director Ira Sachs, co-written with Maurício Zacharias, takes the title The ...
Read moreDetailsThe southern belt of Nepal holds terrain where a mapped border hardens into a spiritual line. ...
Read moreDetailsPalestinian filmmaker Rakan Mayasi’s feature directorial debut, Yesterday the Eye Didn’t Sleep, begins with a raw, ...
Read moreDetailsThe provincial hush of Lisieux, Normandy, gives Goodbye Cruel World its severe, deceptively placid frame. Félix ...
Read moreDetailsAustrian filmmaker Sandra Wollner claimed the top prize at Cannes' Un Certain Regard section Friday, with ...
Read moreDetailsA solitary figure stands preserved in the amber light of a simulated past, enacting a morning ...
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