foreign film

Though the human race may be loathe to admit it, the desire to see the world burn is found within […]

Heist films haven’t always been the cheery Ocean’s 11 style affairs that we know today.  Once upon a time, when […]

German director R.W. Fassbinder has always been fascinated with the human desire for love and the soul crushing games of […]

I don’t tend to like directors with flashy visuals.  I’m a Hawks and Rohmer man after all, for me, restrained […]

I’ve been having a hard time keeping these posts spoiler free lately, however, this post is a particularly grievous offender.  Because […]

Warning, minor spoilers ahoy in today’s review.  Of course, if you have looked at the header image you’re already halfway […]

“Young people prancing around in the country”  is right up there with “left handed forms of human endeavor” on my […]

From the very beginning cinema has been fascinated with the character of the gangster.  These onscreen rebels who live outside […]

There are many directors I admire greatly, but none as much as Eric Rohmer.  With his death yesterday morning, cinema […]