We begin a new round of essentials with a bummer.
An sublimely, achingly, beautiful bummer.
Tag: foreign
2013 isn’t just going to be about Katniss, Clark Kent, and Gatsby. It’s also the year of new Almodovar.
A plucky animated selection was just what the doctor ordered on a Sunday afternoon at TIFF. But make no mistake, this ain’t no Pixar flick.
When they ask if you take this person for better or for worse, they should emphasize the “worse”.
What might have happened if the gang from THE BREAKFAST CLUB had died in that library but never been allowed to exit this earth?
Back to Spain to realize the dangers that come when one feels no pain.
Who should we grieve: Those who fall victim, or those left to carry on?
Marion Cotillard is stellar in the new offering from Jacques Audiard. The question to be asked is what to make of everything else that happens around her?
I’m developing a wicked taste for Spanish cinema, which always comes into play at TIFF time.
When you’ve managed to build a delicate religious harmony, you sometimes have to get creative in how you protect it.
Sometimes you see a couple so perfect for one another, you can’t help but feel moved…and perhaps a bit jealous.
Believe it or not, the separation is just the start of the troubles in this intimate story from Iran.