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Suzume
The latest YA fantasy adventure from Japanese anime master Makoto Shinkai is a beautifully written and animated work of the imagination that incorporates elements of ‘Your Name’ and ‘Weathering with You’ and often sails beyond them.
Read More >>On the Adamant
French documentarian Nicolas Philibert’s latest feature, competing in Berlin, gives voice to the patients in a psychiatric day care centre floating on the Seine.
Read More >>Till the End of the Night
Love is only slightly warmer than death in Christoph Hochhäusler’s uneven, genre-blending, gender-bending crime thriller.
Read More >>The Walls of Bergamo
An outstanding, deeply moving documentary that finally addresses the pandemic not simply as a record of a tragedy but a collective trauma needing to be processed as a community.
Read More >>Love to Love You, Donna Summer
From early days in Boston to the height of her stardom and sudden crash, this affectionate documentary made with major family involvement doesn’t probe deep enough or contextualize her career, but it reminds us that Donna Summer was a terrific performer whose talents were minimized by the moniker “Queen of Disco.”
Read More >>Daughter and Son
Sachiko and Ming share an apartment and predilection for role-play in Cheng Yu’s enigmatic and intriguing exploration of one relationship through the prism of many.
Read More >>Les Chenilles
Two Levantine immigrants working in a Lyon café bond in this meditation on friendship and the long fingers of history which claimed the Berlinale Shorts top prize.
Read More >>Holy Spider
Ali Abbasi’s Iranian-set noir, based on a real serial killer of prostitutes, explores the social and religious culture that is often used as an excuse for violence against women.
Read More >>The Employer and the Employee
A subtle character study that successfully explores guilt and filial duty as well as labor relations between a young farmhand and his boss, set among the vast soybean plantations along the Uruguay-Brazil border.
Read More >>Shot in the Arm
Director Scott Hamilton Kennedy’s conventional but compelling documentary examines the anti-vaccine movement before, during and after the Covid-19 pandemic.
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