Tag: Hildur Guðnadóttir

Hedda | Review

Party Time: Nia DaCosta Throws A Forgettable Rager If you’ve been looking for a jazzy, ‘50s version of Saltburn, get ready to pull out your...

Joker: Folie à Deux | Review

Joke’s On Us: Phillips Composes an Empty, Boring Spectacle Kudos to Todd Phillips for forcing US audiences to be confronted with the intriguing subtitle...

Women Talking | Review

Polley's Fierce and Tender Adaptation of Miriam Toews' novel is a Stirring Exploration of Faith, Love & Survival There may not be a word in...

Tár | Review

Notes on a Scandal: Blanchett Swallows Berlin in Exceptional Psychological Drama from Field It’s been sixteen years since Todd Field’s last film, the arduous Academy...

Joker | 2019 Toronto Intl. Film Festival Review

The Day the Clown Cried: Phillips Tries to Provoke the Herd in Adult Comic Book Origin Story As another cinematic iteration of the eponymous Joker...

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Interview: Jihan K. – My Father and Qaddafi

Selected Out of Competition for the Venice Film Festival,...

Interview: Eva Victor – Sorry, Baby

Eva Victor’s Sorry, Baby is a sharply observed, emotionally...

Interview: Óliver Laxe – Sirāt

In his debut You Are All Captains (2010), Óliver...

The Secret Agent | Review

Mischief, Thou Art Afoot: Filho Captivates with Seductive, Furtive...