Cynthia bawls, Hortense holds herself together, at first over the phone and then in person. The camera holds mother and daughter in a long shot outside Holborn station, tracking Hortense as she paces past Cynthia without recognition. Then to an uninterrupted...
Romy keeps fantasising about Samuel, and it’s implied that BDSM now plays some role in her marriage. But, as in...
Memory flickers like an old television left on too late. Images blur, and voices get lost under the crackle of...
O’Malley’s videos feature the wild plot twists and whiplash juxtapositions of a short-attention-span culture; watching them can be as abrasive as...
On Truth & Movies this week, we discuss Mark Jenkin’s Rose Of Nevada and David Lowery’s Mother Mary. For Film...
Forget all the bad stuff you ever knew about Michael Jackson. Wipe it from your mind. If you happen to...
Like boarding a flight for somewhere promising, only to be met with an emergency landing, Departures never quite reaches the emotional depth...
“Do you have any idea of what you will do with this vaginodrome?” A film director is surrounded by at least...
If an almost-three-hour is-it-spoof-is-it-not directed by a French auteur starring Jude Law as Vladimir Putin sounds a bit odd, just wait until...
A confession: I am really not a fan of the French filmmaker Franoçois Ozon. He seems like a lovely chap. Literate, passionate, with...
