We sit down for an interview with writer-director Selman Nacar to discuss Hesitation Wound, his day-in-the-life Turkish courtroom drama.
In The Land of Saints and Sinners has some fine performances and scenery, but it can’t decide on a tone, with awkward results.
Day of the Fight has ambition and some good performances, but it lacks the originality to stand out from other sports movies.
Ryuichi Sakamoto | Opus is an elegant and moving tribute to (and from) a world class musical talent.
With Coup de Chance, Woody Allen proves he’s still capable of delivering a short and sweet charmer, even in a new country and language.
Aggro Dr1ft is an irritating, confrontational and dreadfully adolescent attempt at experimentia. For sadomasochists only.
Short but very sweet, The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar is a concentrated dose of Anderson’s symmetrical style.
Despite a terrific lead turn from Caleb Landry Jones, Luc Besson’s stylish drama/thriller DogMan just isn’t original enough to be memorable.
Comandante is exciting, well-produced and different enough from other recent war films to overcome weaknesses in its script and production.