A road movie that succeeds in building a compelling protagonist but falls short with his foil.
A road movie that succeeds in building a compelling protagonist but falls short with his foil.
A harrowing denunciation of homophobia and violence in the army, too impersonal to fully land.
Monsoon is a rich character study, light in the narrative but deep in its themes of identity and grief.
Despite its somewhat scattered nature, Dear Ex skillfully finds comedy in family drama.
Francis Lee’s followup to God’s Own Country is a moody and atmospheric -if oddly cold and passionless- period love story.
Part coming of age, part teenage romance, part period piece, part queer study, Your Name Engraved Herein excels in its atmosphere and its weaving of the personal and the political.
Fun, heartwarming, and VERY smartly dressed, Happiest Season is the perfect holiday movie for this gray winter.
François Ozon combines summer romance, teenage love story and coming of age in this beautiful film.
A delicate, if at times cold, character-driven tale of hardship and acceptance.
There’s something here for you if you love dialogue-heavy dramas, but this play doesn’t quite click.