After spending an entire decade experimenting with ideas & feelings in his abstract works, all of which were filmed without a screenplay, Terrence Malick at last returns to a more familiar territory…
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Ingenious writer-director Terrence Malick needs no introduction. Widely popular among masses for his slow-burner, transcendental ‘The Tree of Life’, Terrence Malick’s movies explore the themes of a relationship of an individual within…
Lars von Trier has now released what may be his defining and most quintessential film, one that has become his most polarising (which is certainly saying something). If there’s a more divisive film from 2018 out there, I (may) like to see it. All I know is that von Trier is gleefully rubbing his palms together over the ruckus he’s ignited in the film criticism world with his latest offering.
Endings are inevitable. The question is, how far is an artist willing to go to create art? In ‘House that Jack Built’, Von Trier goes to the depth of hell and it’s hard to return from there. This might be the last film of Lars von Trier.
Who is to decide when it comes to faith? Who makes the final decision when a body aches; both from the inside and outside? In Germinal Roaux’s sophomore feature ‘Fortuna’, a fourteen-year-old girl from…
The Party [2017]: ‘IFFI’ Review Bourgeois intellect meets hurtful revelations in Sally Potter’s wicked, rib-tickling and witty British comedy “The Party.” Boasting an A-list cast of wonderful actors and a runtime of a shade…
