The film combines drama and comedy effectively in a largely engaging piece about how sociopolitics can affect the personal in absurd ways.
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Goodbye, Lenin! (2003)
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Good Lawyer’s Wife, A (2003)
Continue reading →Im Sang-soo fashions a sexually-explicit drama about a disintegrating family that doesn’t quite work in a meaningful way, but its playful nature might prove charming for less demanding audiences.
Son, A (2019)
Continue reading →An assured new voice in Arab cinema comes in the form of this well-acted Tunisian drama infused with suspense and uncertainty.
Not Mine to Love (1967)
Continue reading →Accompanied by a low-key jazzy score, this is a light and sensual take on the complications of a past romance.
Red Dust (1990)
Continue reading →One could maybe marvel at its storytelling efficiency with a 90-minute narrative spanning decades of tumultuous modern Chinese history, but it doesn’t quite know whether to be epic or cheesy in its treatment.
Ford v Ferrari (2019)
This is an absorbing, top-tier Hollywood car racing biopic that dazzles with its technical execution and features one of Christian Bale’s finest performances.
Adam (2019)
Continue reading →A delicate Moroccan film about a homeless pregnant woman seeking shelter in a bakery owned by a dispassionate mother.
C’est la vie, mon cheri (1993)
Continue reading →This is Hong Kong tear-jerking melodrama at its best, boasting a superb performance by Anita Yuen.
Funeral Parade of Roses (1969)
Continue reading →This is free-form, counter-cultural Japanese cinema at its astonishing best—playful, powerful and brutal all in the same breath.
Horse Thief, The (1986)
Continue reading →This is experimental filmmaking on an epic scale, and also one of the greatest pictures to emerge from China’s Fifth Generation.
Eternality Tan 