Searching Eva (2019) REVIEW | Berlinale 2019
"...it shows that identity is a process, and the millennial desire to be beyond binary norms of gender, sexuality, nationality and even self-knowledge is a kind of radical act."
By The Grace of God (2018) REVIEW | Berlinale 2019
"Every one of these men is a hero, and it is their story to tell."
The Golden Glove (2019) REVIEW | Berlinale 2019
"Beneath all the horror, there is hope. You just have to look past all the dead bodies."
Système K (2019) REVIEW | Berlinale 2019
"With subject matter this good, all a decent documentarian has to do is point the camera and press record."
Systemsprenger (2019) REVIEW | Berlinale 2019
Systemsprenger's nuances elevate the film beyond mere misery porn and into something truly cathartic.
The Kindness of Strangers (2019) REVIEW | Berlinale 2019
he Kindness of Strangers has a rather weightless feel, often at odds with its heavy subject matter. Warmheartedness can only get you so far.
Long Day’s Journey Into Night (2018) REVIEW | Around The World in 14 Films Fest
"Watching the film – especially the first half – I was in a constant state of bewilderment, yet crucially, I was never bored."
Ray & Liz (2018) REVIEW | Around The World in 14 Films Fest
Ray & Liz is a heart-wrenching look at the effect of Thatcher's Britain on an ordinary family.
High Life (2018) REVIEW | Around the World in 14 Films Fest
High Life, Claire Denis’ first English language film, is one of the most thematically rich films of the year.
