Streetkids United 3 – The Road to Moscow
Streetkids United 3 – The Road to Moscow, begged more questions than it addressed. Mike Levy reviews.
Streetkids United 3 – The Road to Moscow, begged more questions than it addressed. Mike Levy reviews.
Khoshbakht allows us many rare glimpses into a domestic cinema which vanished with the revolution.
All human life is in SO LONG, MY SON – as well as a fascinating insight into Chinese life in a time of social upheaval.
Banana alert. This preview contains suggestive allusions — carrots and mascara tubes also appear in ways that may offend.
The theme of Catalan director Rudy Gnutti’s latest work is no less than the future of mankind (spoiler alert: some hope – but not that much).
Behnam Behazadi’s subtly powerful Iranian drama ponders the nature of freedom in a closed society that is being choked in more ways than one.
Will anyone tell Marguerite that she can’t sing? On the face of it that is the whole movie. But there is much more to it than this, writes Mike Levy.
“No one does an intro and Q and A quite like Peter Greenaway,” says Mike Levy, reporting back from the CFF screening of EISENSTEIN IN GUANAJUATO.
Mike Levy recounts the highlights from Sonja Heiss’s Q&A following HEDI SCHNEIDER GETS STUCK.
This French box office hit is both funny and emotional, but does it do its deaf characters a disservice?