Cannes Film Festival | Independent Ethos

BlacKkKlansman explores racism in the ’70s to highlight its persistence today

Hans Morgenstern - August 11, 2018 0

Godard Mon Amour depicts France’s most serious director with biting humor

Hans Morgenstern - May 3, 2018 0

Godard Mon Amour director Michel Hazanavicius on hate for his...

Hans Morgenstern - May 1, 2018 0

Aquarius explores our relationship to home and belonging — a film...

Ana Morgenstern - November 3, 2016 0

Film Review: 'Stranger By the Lake' uses mysterious questions to drive...

Hans Morgenstern - February 5, 2014 0

Critics and some centerpiece films make for interesting Day 2 at...

Hans Morgenstern - March 3, 2013 0

Film review: An appreciation of the minimalist beauty of ‘Las Acacias’

Hans Morgenstern - November 9, 2012 0

‘The Kid With a Bike’ harnesses potency of simple filmmaking

Hans Morgenstern - March 27, 2012 0

New restoration of ‘A Trip to the Moon’ heads to cinemas...

Hans Morgenstern - March 20, 2012 0

My preview of upcoming Malick Director’s series @ MBC posted on...

Hans Morgenstern - July 13, 2011 0

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