The Criminals Sinful Intimacy review by Līga Požarska review by Līga Požarska Dating without strings attached is considered a felony, at least so in Serhat Karaaslan’s psychological thriller ‘The Criminals’ which world …
Mundo As lasting and invisible as the wind review by Jue Yang In the foreground, a river shimmers. In the background, snow-capped peaks stand and white birds sail across a clear sky. A woman walks …
Vadim on a Walk Squared freedom review by Mariana Hristova A human being locked inside a box, suffering anxiety attacks caused by the single thought of having to come out into the big hostile world: …
Sisters Who rule the world? review by Panos Kotzathanasis The Balkans are a peculiar region. Situated somewhere between the progressive Europe and the traditional/conservative — to the point of f …
A Present Light “It is better to light a candle than curse the darkness” review by Laurence Boyce An unremarkable city street and an equally unremarkable lobby for a block of flats. The pouring rain and slate greys of backstreet concrete …
Naya – Der Wald hat tausend A … Homo Lupo Lupus Est review by Vladan Petković "The forest has a thousand eyes," goes an old German hunters' proverb. It obviously refers to eyes of wild animals, but in his short …
One Hundred Steps Unframed, Reframed review by Sanne Jehoul For the past eight years, filmmaking duo Bárbara Wagner and Benjamin de Burca have been developing a hybrid practice that infuses a …
