In the cornucopia of contemporary French cinema, Francois Ozon’s “Everything Went Fine” (2021) stands out, a haunting and poignant portrayal of end-of-life decision-making. As we del...
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...
Bertrand Blier’s 1974 French film, “Going Places,” also known as “Les Valseuses,” is a film that disrupts conventional norms and treads on paths less taken. This provocat...
Deep within the annals of American independent cinema lies a masterpiece known as “On The Yard,” a 1978 film directed by Raphael D. Silver. This unflinching and vivid portrayal of prison l...
The 2021 Spanish film “The Good Boss,” directed by Fernando Leon de Aranda, serves as a testament to the boundless potential of world cinema. Through its unique narrative and thought-provo...
Felix and Lola (2001), directed by Patrice Leconte, is a mesmerizing French film that delves into the depths of desire, obsession, and the intricacies of human relationships. This sensual and provocat...
Stepping away from the conventional glitz and glamour of Hollywood, the French film industry carves a niche for itself in the global cinematic landscape. Embodying this distinct French sensibility is ...
In 1995, an eclectic gem of French cinema emerged from the auteur Jacques Rivette, with his film “Up, Down, Fragile” (“Haut bas fragile”). A delightful mix of mystery, comedy, ...
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...