Berlin Film Festival Review: ‘Aujourd’hui’ is a Colorful, Sunny Exploration of Death
In his last day on the planet, Satché (Saul Williams) doesn’t go sky diving, and he doesn’t go skinny dipping.… Read More
February 21, 2012
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Berlin Film Festival Review: ‘Death For Sale’ is Wasted Youth in a Desperate Moroccan Metro
In Death For Sale, the three best friends that anyone could ever have falter under the weight of their petty… Read More
February 17, 2012
Berlin Film Festival Review: ‘The Woman Who Brushed Off Her Tears’ is a Revenge Film Disguised as…
Berlin Film Festival Review: ‘The Woman Who Brushed Off Her Tears’ is a Revenge Film Disguised as an Arthouse StapleBased on… Read More
February 16, 2012
Berlin Film Festival Review: ‘Headshot’ is Confused But Not Concussive
Based on Win Lyovarin’s novel, Headshot (Fon Tok Kuen Fah) is a noir assassin story that features a killer who… Read More
February 16, 2012
Berlin Film Festival Review: ‘The Reluctant Revolutionary’ Captures the Bloody Cost of Freedom
After last year’s Arab Spring, there will undoubtedly be a host of documentaries and narrative projects with Middle Eastern revolution… Read More
February 15, 2012
Berlin Film Festival Review: ‘Iron Sky’ is a Blitzkrieg of Boring Bad
The promise of Iron Sky is a great and wondrous one. It’s Moon Nazis. Moon Nazis, people. Swirl it around… Read More
February 11, 2012
Berlin Film Festival Review: ‘Mai-wei’ is Brutal, Bombastic But Too Broad
On a hillside overlooking the beaches of Normandy, American soldiers surround a Korean and a Japanese man wearing Nazi uniforms.… Read More
February 11, 2012
We’re Bringing the Berlin Film Festival To You
So you can’t afford the plane ticket (or you’re afraid they’ll show Mr. Popper’s Penguins on your cross-Atlantic flight). So… Read More
February 7, 2012