Will My Parents Come to See Me Performative Indifference review by Matthew Chan review by Matthew Chan For many modern cinephiles there is almost an automatic sense of caution when viewing a work revolving around a contentious real world …
Eggshells Love rhymes with love review by Savina Petkova “Jeg elsker deg”, “S’agapo”, “Volim te” – the endless ways of translating “I love you” in various languages establish a dialogue pouring over the black scre …
The Criminals Sinful Intimacy 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 …
