IFFAM 2019 Review: In Todd Haynes’ Dark Waters, Mark Ruffalo Elevates Difficult Sourc...
For those familiar with Todd Haynes’ filmography, a gritty and draining environmental drama is a charming surprise
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IFFAM 2019 Review: Proxima Is A Stirring Subversion Of The Personal Space Opera
Proxima shines a dull, unglamorous but necessary light on a single parent who must struggle with the cost of intergalactic greatness
IFFAM 2019 Review: Kiwi Film Bellbird Is A Heartbreaking And Hopeful Portrait Of Mascul...
Bellbird is a moving and quietly observational portrait of the filmmaker’s rustic roots
IFFAM 2019: Comedy Is A Serious Device In Taika Waititi’s Brilliantly Irreverent “J...
By being a conqueror disguised as a clown, Jojo Rabbit becomes a film of our times. Those who choose to be offended by its ‘trivialization’ of Nazi Germany are, in effect, admitting that they are uncomfortable to look in the mirror every morning.
IFFAM 2019 Review: “Dance With Me” Reveals The Cultural Relevance Of A Rare Japanes...
Ayaka Miyoshi is mesmerizing as the central character, and an excellent dancer to boot. She does a fine job of walking the thin line between a movie character and a girl who becomes a movie.
International Film Festival & Awards Macao: Interview With The Team Of Shining Moment
After being sidelined by the gymnastics team, Yu (Hins Cheung) quits and reinvents himself as a Latin dance instructor. He assembles a group of children to compete in the Latin…
International Film Festival & Awards Macao: Interview With The Team Of Gurgaon
ABOUT THE FILM Kehri Singh is a poor farmer who buries his new born girl child alive. The birth of two sons later doesn’t change his fortunes for the better.…
International Film Festival & Awards Macao: Interview With Deepti D’Cunha
Excerpts from the interview Being an independent filmmaker in India An Independent filmmaker in India is the one who isn’t dependent on any industry to get funds to make the…
International Film Festival And Awards Macao Day 2: Interview With Cast And Crew Of Polina
Moscow, early 1990s. Polina (Anastasia Shevtsova), aged 8, is a gifted ballerina. From a modest background she joins the prestigious school of Professor Bojinsky, who trains dancers for the Bolshoi.…
International Film Festival & Awards Macao (Day 1 Highlights): Off To A Flying Start
Polina is a story about a young woman who travels to Moscow to join the prestigious Bolshoi Ballet. The cast & crew of Polina, opening film at IFFAM 2016 The…
