London Film Festival 2016: Rara dir. Pepa San Martín
Child actors can be either one of two things: exasperating, or unbelievably good. The ones in Pepa San Martín’s Rara thankfully, happenContinue Reading
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Child actors can be either one of two things: exasperating, or unbelievably good. The ones in Pepa San Martín’s Rara thankfully, happenContinue Reading
Girl sees wolf. Girl falls in love with wolf. Girl proceeds to tranquilize and capture wolf, domesticate it, sexualize it,Continue Reading
What happens when you ask a group of filmmakers to imagine what life would be like in the future, tenContinue Reading
Siblings can be the light or bane of your life. But imagine being attached to yours, literally. Italian film Indivisible features aContinue Reading
Studio Ghibli of Totoro fame presents their first ever film collaboration, and boy is it a sight to behold. TheContinue Reading
Mimosas is a strange piece of cinema, disorienting in both its presentation of the sprawling, awe-inspiring landscape and the variousContinue Reading
“You’re not always the most approachable person.” “Maybe you’re just not approaching me in the right way.” We’re going toContinue Reading