Filmmaker Cyril Aris Sees Hope as an Act of Resistance in ‘A Sad and Beautiful World’
Filmmaker Cyril Aris sees art as a social duty to "reassert our presence and our culture and celebrate it."
Tag: Drama
Inside Out 2026 Review: ‘Whisperings of the Moon’ Forever Memorialises Its Late Director
Whisperings of the Moon is deceptively unassuming, eschewing overt style and scope in favour of a grounded approach to a ...
Chloé Zhao’s ‘Hamnet’ Resonates as It Ponders Creation and Death
Hamnet is the hand that reaches across the stage and the screen and latches onto your soul.
The Transformative Power of a Day Off in ‘Bhaji on the Beach’
Bhaji on the Beach celebrates the multiculturalism of Britain, flaws and all.
‘Happyend’ Glorifies and Grieves That Final Year of High School
Neo Sora’s Happyend blends seemingly disparate genres to form an affecting tale of friendship and love.
TIFF 2025: ‘Lucky Lu’ Captures the Fragile Dream of Immigrant Survival
Lucky Lu doesn’t make a spectacle of suffering. It insists instead on the small dignity of a man doing what ...
TIFF 2025: ‘Hamlet’ Locks onto Riz Ahmed’s Performance and Doesn’t Let Go
For someone of Riz Ahmed’s caliber, playing the indecisive Danish prince allows him to run the full gamut of human ...
Georgia’s 2024 Oscar Submission ‘The Antique’ Is Coming to Film Movement+
Making its exclusive North American premiere, The Antique, Georgia's Official Oscar Submission, makes its way to Film Movement Plus on ...
‘Missing Johnny’: A Quiet, Yet Impactful, Character Study of Everyday Living
Although not void of any imperfections, Missing Johnny serves as a thoughtful examination of modern day existence from first time director Xi ...
‘The Wedding Banquet’ Is Less Feast, More Cosy Potluck
Ang Lee’s seminal 1993 classic 'The Wedding Banquet' gets a millennial-era refresh in the 2025 reimagining by Andrew Ahn.
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