Burning (2018) Review: Dark, Layered, Enigmatic
Burning is dark, ambiguous and a layered creation with Faulkner’s rage and struggles coupled with the strange, unspoken mysteries of …
Articles for category: Foreign Movies
8 Essential Films Of Werner Herzog
From Stroszek (1977) to Aguirre, the Wrath of God (1972), here are the finest Werner Herzog movies. Our ambitions are the seeds of …
The 66 Best Movies Of 2018: ‘Roma’ To ‘Burning’
In the age of binge-watching, it is important to sort out the films genuinely worth your time from the clutter. …
10 Best Animated Movies 2018, Ranked
The animation genre is no longer dominated by few studios and, as you know, isn’t just for kids. Also, 2018 …
50 Greatest Horror Films of All Time
From The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (1920) to The Devil’s Backbone (2001), these are the 50 best horror movies of all time. …
5 Best French Movies From Indie Filmmakers
Considered to be the birthplace of cinema as well as documentaries, France holds a certain respect when it comes to …
Dziga Vertov Film Was Extremely Shocking: Director Rohit Mittal Writes
When I first saw Russian filmmaker Dziga Vertov’s Man With a Movie Camera (1929), I was totally amused by the rhythm of …
15 Terrifying Mockumentary Horror Movies, Ranked
From Ghostwatch (1992) to Europa Report (2013), these are the best mockumentary horror movies of all time. A mockumentary is a fine …
24 City (2008) Review: Loss In The Time Of Urbanisation
Jia Zhangke’s 24 City is a modern elegy. Chronicling the life and times of generations of workers in the Chengdu …
Tunnel (2016) Review: Formulaic Yet Engaging Rescue Thriller
Korean filmmakers are good at fusing tension and humor to create a bigger impact, while not deviating much from the …
Shrew’s Nest (2014) Review: Macabre Tale Of A Lonely Seamstress
Sometimes, an actor’s presence is powerful enough to unsettle viewers. The sunken eyes of Marcarena Gomez, who plays Montse in Esteban …
Mustang (2015) Review: A Poignant Tale Of Female Empowerment
French/Turkish filmmaker Deniz Gamze Ergüven’s poignant début Mustang, is about the socially mandated sexualization of women. It opens with a …