Minions & Monsters
Supremely silly sequel delivers the slapstick you’d expect while paying homage to (and having fun with) cinema history.
Supremely silly sequel delivers the slapstick you’d expect while paying homage to (and having fun with) cinema history.
Teachers of seventh-grade history have a new Movie Day option, and that’s the best that can be said for this stiffly competent (and lightly faith-based) historical biopic.
Revolving around an ominous tree able to bring grudges out into the open, J-horror veteran Takashi Shimizu’s soundly structured suspense thriller bows at BIFAN just days after going on wide release in Japan.
China’s one-child policy provides the inspiration for Dean Wei and Shiyu Liu’s The Apple Doesn't Fall..., a meticulous and theatrical apartment-bound family drama told through expressive dance.
The critics' report
La muerte no tiene dueño, del director venezolano Jorge Thielen Hedderich, en la Quincena de Realizadores, logra una excelente atmósfera pero la película se pierde al buscar una mezcla de géneros.
Korean director Yu Soyoung reflects on filmmaking after winning a special prize at JEONJU IFF with her feature debut, 'Water Deer'.