If you persevere - and at the screening I attended many did not - the film finds its voice at about the same moment as we hear someone speak for the first time.
In a near-future Iran, a man goes about his solitary life.
An adrenaline-fuelled adventure wrapped around an equally fierce political core.
A girl's life cascades into chaos as everyone around her suffers a gruesome fate while she herself becomes less and less certain of who she is and what kind of a world she lives in.
A seaworthy effort, both as an impressive debut from someone who has never previously worked in animation, and as a fine (if somewhat bewildering) piece of synoptic adaptation.
A young prince is caught up in a titanic struggle of sorcerers.
The passage of time - and a beautiful 4k restoration - have been kind to this reimagining of Jacques Offenbach's opera, with its deliberately operatic gestures and colours and stylised production design feeling sharply avant garde even today.
On balance, the dexterity of Garrone’s vision papers over the cracks and finds the poetic dimensions of the magical material.
Collection of fairy tales. In one, Salma Hayek is a jealous queen and in another Vincent Cassel plays a king who encounters two mysterious sisters. In a third a king raises a gigantic flea.
Blending an Indian road movie with a peek inside the spiritual tourist industry, this documentary offers up a agreeable mix of gorgeous locations, oddball characters and a few pertinent observations about India and its tourist trade today.
Documentary tracks a group of tourists in search of enlightenment.
