In the grand scheme of German cinema, Reinhard Hauff’s “A Knife in the Head” (1978) emerges as a cinematic masterpiece, painting a vibrant picture of post-war socio-political upheava...
In the hallowed halls of French cinema, where artistic prowess intertwines with the essence of storytelling, a gem from 1963 emerges. “Symphony for a Massacre” (original title: “Symp...
“A Walk on the Moon” is a film that delicately weaves a tapestry of dreams, desires, and emancipation, set against the backdrop of a transformative time in American history. Directed by Ra...
The name Jacques Rivette is often synonymous with French cinema’s New Wave movement, a paradigm shift in filmmaking that gave rise to some of the most innovative cinematic voices of the 20th cen...
“Memories of My Father” is based on the novel by Héctor Abad Faciolince, “Oblivion: A Memoir.” It is an intense exploration of a father-son relationship set against the backdro...
Monsieur Hire’s subtlety and allure resonate across the global cinematic landscape, captivating its audience while refining the essence of French cinema. Monsieur Hire walked, so Leon could run ...
In the annals of French cinema, the 1983 film “Entre Nous” (Coup de Foudre) stands as a profoundly significant testament to the transformative power of narrative cinema. This award-winning...
In the murky chaos of film criticism, we often lose sight of what truly matters – that is, until a film like “The Gang of Four” (1989) hits the scene and leaves us catching our breath. Dir...
Let It Be Morning is a 2021 Israeli movie that explores the struggles of Palestinians living in a small village in the West Bank. Directed by Eran Kolirin and based on the novel by Sayed Kashua, the f...
Calamity of Snakes is continued proof that Unearthed Films is mining deep cuts designed for my tastes. While I have heard of Calamity of Snakes prior to it arriving at AndersonVision, I had never watc...