Eric Lavallée

Among one of the rare U.S film in the sidebars this year comes the Un Certain Regard selected, regular snail mail accepted entry from Old Joy's Kelly Reichardt. Once again working with very little resources, Wendy and Lucy is a road movie minus the road and becomes a film that confronts our own inability to depend on strangers

Falling into a talkie kind of screenplay, Atom Egoyan's Adoration is by far his best work since The Sweet Hereafter. This is about goring...

Four hours and twenty eights minutes. A bruising film-watching experience that was prolonged by an intermission rewarded with this lunch bag we find below. My first impressions pretty much falls more or less in line with the consensus

Both filmmaker and soccer legend have a profound love for the sport that made the Argentinean into a soccer god, but perhaps its their...

With nature overwhelming taking over the frame, comparisons to Terrence Malick's work are inevitable and justified for this Hungarian feature by Kornel Mundruczó. This mid day screening (one day late) screening for Delta caught me by surprise - ugliness and beauty co-exist here. In this film and I imagine in far away scapes like the setting of this picture, such issues like rape and incest come without consequences - almost normalized course of human nature. The ugliness is then outmatched by great cinematography capturing the weather patterns, canoed surroundings, long grass.