Category: Reviews
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Terracotta Film Festival: Drug War
Drug War sees veteran Hong Kong director shoot action in mainland China for the first time…
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Aguirre: The Wrath of God Review
Aguirre: The Wrath of God is one of those films where the production story seems to…
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Terracotta Film Festival: Cold War
In Cold War, right from the outset, first time directors Lok Man Leung and Kim Ching-Luk are…
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Everybody Has A Plan Review
Ana Piterbarg’s debut feature, Everybody Has A Plan, on paper has a really unique and…
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The Comedian Review
Tom Shkolnik’s The Comedian doesn’t really have much control over the story that it intends…
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The Stone Roses’ Made of Stone Review
The world premiere of The Stone Roses’ documentary Made of Stone was an emotional affair.…
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Byzantium Review
Byzantium is a thrilling, beautifully made ode to the traditional vampire film. It glows amongst…
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Something in the Air Review
Something in the Air has Olivier Assayas back in autobiographical mode again, mirroring his 1994…
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In the Fog Review
Though its opening shot (a roaming, choreographed long-take that doubles as a showcase for impressive…
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Beware of Mr. Baker Review
You clearly don’t want to piss the notorious Ginger Baker off, but this is what…