The Rider captures drama through empathetic neo-realism and stirring imagery
After lucidly presenting a family drama on an Indian reservation in her debut feature, Songs My Brother Taught Me (Songs My Brothers Taught Me...
Let the Sunshine In illustrates the importance of self-love in loving...
"Desire is a relation to being to lack. The lack is the lack of being properly speaking. It is not the lack of this...
Godard Mon Amour depicts France’s most serious director with biting humor
According to New York Times film critic A.O. Scott, fans of Jean-Luc Godard will hate-watch the new movie Godard Mon Amour by French director...
Godard Mon Amour director Michel Hazanavicius on hate for his...
If you check out Rotten Tomatoes, it seems critics are firmly divided on the new movie by French director Michel Hazanavicius, Godard Mon Amour,...
Miami Beach Cinematheque unveils its Interactive Archive Project this week
Around the silver screen of the Miami Beach Cinematheque, which presents such daring films such as Zama (read our review here), is an extensive library...
You Were Never Really Here presents dark, taut thriller that never...
You Were Never Really Here could be one of the most intense action movies by an art house director since Nicolas Winding Refn gave...
Zama offers raw, sometimes hallucinatory critique of colonialism in 17th century...
As usual in South Florida, the Miami Beach Cinematheque has stepped up to offer one of the strangest, most challenging movies you will see...
The Workshop captures complexity of ideological tension in France despite cheap...
French director Laurent Cantet hit a career high point with his Palme d’Or winning film The Class. His social consciousness never felt more earthy and entertaining while...
Miami Film Festival movies for lovers of experimental film: Cocote and...
For the more adventurous cinephile, the 35th edition of Miami Dade College’s Miami Film Festival has a few selections worth seeking out. They may...
24 Frames offers revolutionary perspective on the ‘long take’
"I’ve often noticed that we’re not able to look at what’s in front of us unless it’s inside a frame." – Abbas Kiarostami
Lions humping...