Cannes 2024: Emilia Pérez
In “Emilia Pérez,” Jacques Audiard breaks the mold, delivering a Mexican crime musical that dazzles with its audacious storytelling and opulent cinematography. This unexpected gem is a whirlwind of vibrant…
In “Emilia Pérez,” Jacques Audiard breaks the mold, delivering a Mexican crime musical that dazzles with its audacious storytelling and opulent cinematography. This unexpected gem is a whirlwind of vibrant…
Sean Baker has long been a maestro of capturing the raw, unfiltered essence of America’s marginalized communities, and with “Anora,” he ascends to new heights, delivering a film that is…
Paolo Sorrentino, the maestro of sumptuous visuals and the architect of Italian maximalism, returns with his latest film, “Parthenope.” Known for his near-fetishization of beauty and a flair for the…
Nicolas Cage stars in The Surfer, but it isn’t until the final moments that he actually mounts a surfboard. Set against the backdrop of an Australian muscle beach, the film…
Andrea Arnold’s Bird delves into the poignant, often harsh realities of childhood, capturing both the magic and trauma of growing up in a world that feels simultaneously grounded and faintly…
Magnus von Horn’s The Girl With the Needle is a harrowing exploration of a woman’s descent into a nightmarish reality, set against the grim backdrop of post-WWI Copenhagen. The film…
Quentin Dupieux, already a beloved figure among festival audiences for his unique brand of humor and concise storytelling, delivers yet another delightful film with The Second Act (Le Deuxième Acte).…
Denis Villeneuve’s Dune: Part Two is nothing short of a landmark in the realm of science fiction cinema. This sequel not only matches the grandeur and ambition of its predecessor…
The landscape of cinema in 2023 was a testament to the resilience of the art form, bouncing back from the brink of obsolescence to once again capture the zeitgeist. It…
Drawing from my journey and experiences in editing films on social media, I made a significant leap forward this year. After long being a voice from the periphery, I decided…