Articles and reviews of Indie and feature films from around the globe. Focusing on female filmmakers.
Japanese director Hirokazu Kore-Eda has a fascination with family ties. Shoplifters is the latest in a series of award-winning films by Kore-Eda that include socially…
The love triangle between a boy, a man, and a cinema is framed in Giuseppe Tornatore’s 1988 masterpiece “Cinema Paradiso”.…
The BAFTAs came and went in 2018 with no women nominated for Best Director, and in a memorable speech, Natalie…
After 12 days of screenings, talks and red carpets, the London Film Festival came to a close on Sunday. More than 240 films…
Put on as part of Cinema Rediscovered Film Festival’s Bazin 100 strand of screenings. Using Bazin as our critical compass…
Francis Lee makes his directorial debut with Gods Own Country (2017), a film partly based on the Yorkshire born director’s…
“Sentía la obligación de hacer este trabajo”, declara Jesica González, directora de ‘Abashed’, cortometraje sobre la lucha de una…
Sexism is all too present in cinematic representation, running in alignment with its social, political and cultural context, and as…
Screening at the Cannes film festival, Bong Joon-Ho’s latest film, Okja, was booed by the audience, and was the subject…
Finnish Director Aki Kaurismäki is not a prolific filmmaker, his last film LE HAVRE (2011), which follows the relationship between…
REVIEW OF THE HANDMAIDEN (2016) DIRECTED BY PARK CHAN-WOOK Perhaps you’ll know South Korean Director Park Chan-wook from Stoker (2013)…
A Girl Goes To The Pictures 