“Some woman asked me did someone ever abuse me or rape me, so… yeah. It was very funny.” Myroslav Slaboshpytskiy...
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Perhaps more funny peculiar than funny ha-ha, Roy Andersson caps his existential comedy trilogy in his trademark style. Newcomers enter at their own risk.
Lost River shows that Ryan Gosling's talents don't extend to screenwriting, with a limp story swamping keen actors and a cool look.
A gray but dry London evening greets Xavier Dolan as he arrives for the London Film Festival gala screening of...
Clouds of Sils Maria sees three fine actresses confront the trials of self-promotion and doubt with fierce intelligence and grace.
The Salvation can't save itself from its rote characters and plotting, leaving Mads Mikkelsen to do the heavy lifting.
Wild Tales is an absolute riot, up until it isn't. But when this dark comedy works, it really works.
With verve and empathy, Girlhood delivers a compelling portrait of young womanhood disguised as a social commentary.
A Little Chaos is so well pruned and trimmed that there's nothing to snag you or leave a mark. It's soufflé-light.
Try as the cast might, A Second Chance is inescapably soapy, burying its moral considerations in outlandish plot twists and melancholy.