Everyone is in on the joke in Quentin Dupieux’s latest work Smoking Causes Coughing, a film that laughs at the excessive amount of superhero content in today’s age.
Léa Mysius’ The Five Devils is an incandescent and stunning drama about broken hearts, with a fiery Adèle Exarchopoulos performance at its core.
Paris Memories (Revoir Paris) counts on good performances by Virginie Efira and Benoît Magimel. Still, director Alice Winocour ultimately seals the film in diluted and clichéd dramatic sensibilities.
The Properties of Metals concentrates on the fascinating collisions between hope and belief but doesn’t develop new dynamics on the topics it tackles.
Asaf Saban’s Delegation beautifully explores the lingering sadness of our psychological growing pains beneath the veil of poisoned happiness.
While its presentation isn’t unique, Sea Sparkle (Zeevonk) has an emotional core that resonates with all audiences.
Channing Tatum has the star power and allure, but Magic Mike’s Last Dance ends up quite stale in comparison with the other two installments.
Con Air and Predator meet in KIM Hong-seon’s Project Wolf Hunting, a fun yet repetitious action-horror picture covered in crimson red from beginning to end.
Michelle Garza Cervera and Natalia Solián elevate Huesera: The Bone Woman to new heights. This maternal body horror film unnerves and enthralls.
While it might move at a tediously slow pace, dividing audiences along the way, Netflix’s Copenhagen Cowboy is an entrancing and illusory venture into the neon void of Nicolas Winding Refn’s mind.