Wajib – movie review
Life isn’t straightforward for Palestinians living in Israel. There’s no place like home. The bond
Life isn’t straightforward for Palestinians living in Israel. There’s no place like home. The bond
Custody is built on fear – the fear inspired by a man prepared to do
The 6th Czech and Slovak Film Festival acknowledges the 50th anniversary of the Prague Spring
Designed to provoke (but ultimately to reflect) The Insult is a powerful film with politics
Although it’s almost as long as a reception, C’est la Vie will put a smile
Carla Simón’s autobiographical feature debut, Summer 1993, is an evocative depiction of family lost and
Traditional cultural beliefs clash with modernity in the searing Norwegian drama What Will People Say
Jean (Pio Marmaï) left his family, and his birthplace in Burgundy, 10 years ago. His
This heart-warming film is the third – and final – film in the popular series
Omar Sy (The Intouchables) charms as the world’s greatest, most understanding dad in Two is