A hard-hitting โsurvivalโ film of sorts in two movements, one set in a rural Indian village and the other in Calcutta city, that depicts an โUntouchableโ coupleโs severe hardship as they try to navigate poverty, helplessness, and even lawlessness, in a terribly unforgiving world.
Pepe the Frog gets unceremoniously thrown into the US sociopolitical mixer in this insightful documentary about the pervasiveness of memes, perils of Internet culture and one manโsโcreator Matt Furieโangst toward all that is wrong with American society.
Dovzhenkoโs representative if propagandistic work of the Soviet silent era is visually poetic even if in retrospect its pro-Stalinist call for collectivism remains controversial.
A strong performance by Romain Duris canโt quite lift Patrice Chereauโs faltering final film about the incommunicability and anxiety of human relationships.ย
A quiet and subtle drama about old age and adapting to new dynamics of a decades-long marriage, backed by a superb performance by Julie Christie.
In this quite assured feature debut, Arvin Chen explores not so much true love at first sight, but rather the site of first true love.
Intense performances by the ensemble cast, in particular Meryl Streep and Julia Roberts, elevate this honest and painful portrait of a feuding family to rather solid drama status.
This silent film about silent films will be sure to make enough noise to garner some trophies come awards season.
Shot in austere long takes, this post-apocalyptic drama from Ukraine is a cautionary tale on both the psychological and ecological impact of war.
Richard Gere gives an excellent performance in this intense drama about moral dilemmas and making hard choices.
Eternality Tan 