‘Perfect Days’ Review – Japan’s Oscar Entry Shows Quiet Grace Of The Working Class
Wim Wenders’ latest film "Perfect Days" follows a humble toilet cleaner, yet is more cinematic than most blockbusters.
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Wim Wenders’ latest film "Perfect Days" follows a humble toilet cleaner, yet is more cinematic than most blockbusters.
Watch the story of the new Sundance documentary "Sugarcane" and discover the impacts of assimilation on Indigenous communities.
Choi Dong-hoon returns with Alienoid: Return To The Future! The blockbuster season is here with a similar scope of his sci-fi magic epic.
Dive into the heart of London's sex work with the Sundance sensation Sebastian. Navigate social hypocrisy with Max Williamson.
Margaret Moth: punk-rock, gnarly & rad photojournalist who brought an anti-establishment ethos to 24-hour news media. Never Look Away.
Don't miss Sideshow's Mexican drama Tótem. Naíma Sentíes & Mateo García star as a family prepares for the father's last birthday party.
Embark on a fascinating exploration of identity with Un varón, the debut film of director Fabian Hernandez.
While Double Down South by writer/director Tom Schulman has some pacing and dialogue issues, it still provides a unique view on Keno pool.
There's a predictable narrative and lack of women but Daniel Kaluuya and Kibwe Tavares their The Kitchen delivers some glimmers of greatness
Which Brings Me to You - two leads, midnight shows, and a formulaic story. Why the outcome wasn't what was expected.