Continue reading →A poetically-told 3-hour long account of the life story of famous Chinese writer Xiao Hong with sumptuous visuals and elegant direction.
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Secret, The (1979)
Continue reading →Ann Hui’s debut feature is a confidently-mounted crime-mystery with elements of horror that will chill and thrill you.
Gravity (2013)
Continue reading →The vision and genius that director Cuaron and cinematographer Lubezki bring to the table is sensational, creating one of the best space movies ever, even if it is light on narrative.
Children of Men (2006)
Continue reading →Alfonso Cuaron’s masterwork is one of the great dystopian movies of our time, unfortunately underseen and underappreciated by many.
Y Tu Mama Tambien (2001)
Continue reading →A road trip across Mexico, oozing with eroticism and the joys and agonies of living, in what is Cuaron’s most liberating picture to date.
Roma (2018)
Continue reading →Cuaron’s most personal film to date is one of the decade’s very best, a testament to cinema’s power to capture life, memory and emotion in this restraint if audacious work.
Short Film About Killing, A (1988)
Continue reading →Kieslowski juxtaposes empathy with morality in this powerful film – as essential a watch as any in cinema on the nature of killing, government-sanctioned or otherwise.
In the Fade (2017)
Continue reading →Akin goes decidedly more mainstream in this uneven drama fronted by an excellent Diane Kruger.
Three Colors: Red (1994)
Continue reading →Kieslowski’s final film brilliantly questions the nature of privacy, fate and guilt in this probing tale of morality and choices.
Three Colors: Blue (1993)
Continue reading →A psychological and musical treatise on personal grief by the great Kieslowski, by turns imaginative and humanistic.
