Italian Film Festival 2020 – movie feature
The ST. ALi Italian Film Festival is back and will screen (hopefully) nationally from 29
foreign language film
Adam – movie review
The sensitive and affecting film Adam takes a close up look at two women from
Fatima – movie review
In the opening scene of Fatima, a scared 10-year-old girl has a vision that would
Les Misérables – movie review
In writer-director Ladj Ly’s Les Misérables, cop Stéphane (Damien Bonnard) has just moved to Paris.
God of the Piano – movie review
Not everything is spelt out in writer-director Itay Tal’s drama God of the Piano. In
The Swallows of Kabul – movie review
From 1996 to 2001, the Taliban ruled over Afghanistan with an iron fist. During this
La Belle Époque – movie review
If you’ve ever seen Karel Reisz’s superb The French Lieutenant’s Woman (1981); or Michel Gondry’s
Deerskin – movie review
A disturbing and unsettling drama about madness, toxic masculinity and unhealthy obsession, Deerskin (aka Le
Litigante – movie review
A series of fine performances led by Carolina Sanín highlight the Colombian drama Litigante. Silvia
A White, White Day – movie review
We get to see very few Scandinavian films outside of film festivals in this country.