All posts tagged "Nina Hoss"
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Reviews
Foreign Language (Langue étrangère) | 2024 Berlin Intl. Film Festival Review
February 20, 2024Tongues Untied: Love Lies Easy in Burger’s Cross Culture Coming of Age Drama There’s a lot...
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Film Festivals
2022 Indie Spirits Awards Noms: The Cathedral, Palm Trees and Power Lines, Murina & Aftersun Are Glowing
November 22, 2022Everything Everywhere All At Once, Tár, Women Talking and Bones and All are the heavyweight indies...
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Film Festivals
2022 Gotham Awards Noms: Todd Field’s Tár Takes Centerstage, Aftersun Gets Love Blisters
October 25, 2022Aftersun is the tops of the noms garnering Breakthrough Performer, Breakthrough Director, Outstanding Lead Performance and...
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Reviews
Tár | Review
October 6, 2022Notes on a Scandal: Blanchett Swallows Berlin in Exceptional Psychological Drama from Field It’s been sixteen...
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Foreign Film News
Winter Girl: Chiara Mastroianni & Nina Hoss Get Schooled in Claire Burger’s “Langue étrangère”
September 29, 2022Party Girl (2014) and C’est ça l’amour (2018) filmmaker Claire Burger has been slowly mounting her...
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Foreign Film News
Sisterly Love: Vanessa Filho Builds Mistrust with Nina Hoss & Vanessa Paradis in Gender-Bending Thriller “Trespassers”
August 23, 2022She has just wrapped her sophomore project Le Consentement this past June and Vanessa Filho has already...
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Reviews
The Contractor | Review
March 28, 2022Harper Does It Better: Saleh Taps Pine for Pluralistic Espionage “It’s much easier to kill, but...
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Reviews
The Audition | Review
June 24, 2020A History of Violins: Hoss at a Loss in Weisse’s Careful Character Study Actor Ina Weisse...
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Annual Top Films Lists
Top 150 Most Anticipated Foreign Films of 2020: #81. Schwesterlein – Stéphanie Chuat & Véronique Reymond
January 1, 2020Schwesterlein It’s been ten years since the narrative debut of Swiss directing duo Stéphanie Chuat and...
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Reviews
Pelican Blood | 2019 Toronto Intl. Film Festival Review
September 8, 2019Mother May I Sleep with Martyr?: Gebbe Dresses in Distress with Maternal Drama It’s always lamentable...