Kino Eye
Kim Gyeonggye and Lee Jungwon’s ‘Kino Eye’ transforms an ethical dilemma in filmmaking into something solemnly (and subtly) cinematic.
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Author: Oris Aigbokhaevbolo
Cruel Optimism
If Ruben Ostlund directed ‘My Dinner with Andre’ in Asia, you might get the coolly inquiring ‘Cruel Optimism’, an experimental film commenting on the visual arts scene.
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Riverstone
‘Riverstone’ is a great-looking road movie with deep but questionable politics.
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Mohammed & Paul – Once Upon a Time in Tangier
Nordin Lasfar has made a decent, anodyne documentary from flammable material in ‘Mohammed & Paul – Once Upon a Time in Tangier’.
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