Nine Shots Shameful verdict on a gravestone review by Līga Požarska review by Līga Požarska Hatred is not accidental and nine fired shots are not self-defence. That’s how a Taiwanese police officer justifies his actions in killing a …
Hotel Rienne Same as it ever was review by Laurence Boyce It’s been said that comedy is tragedy plus time. If that’s true then — as this is being written a few months into the Covid-19 crisis – we better …
9023 Soylent Green is people! review by Laurence Boyce Because of a severe famine that affects the whole country, the government is allowing non-productive citizens to be eaten.
All Inclusive Utopiyin, Utopiyang review by Sanne Jehoul Corina Schwingruber Ilić attempts not to judge, but she offers an astute and droll commentary on passive consumerism and commodification of …
Submarine When topicality outstays its welcome review by Vladan Petković The rebellious, individualistic spirit of the hero may well be the reason this film enjoys such popularity with audiences. Also the …
Symbiosis Patterns of modern jealousy review by Līga Požarska Hungarian animator Nadja Andrasev’s animation film ‘Symbiosis’ brings a story of a deceived wife, who begins a bizarre investigation of her husba …
Postcards from the End of the … Not with a bang but a whimper review by Laurence Boyce While Konstantinos Antonopoulos’ ‘Postcards from the End of the World’ is not an exercise in angry vitriol that the current state of some of th …
