LIFF – Paper Lives by Can Ulkay Film Review

When combining together the voluptuous talents of Zack Snyder and the restless anticipation of die-hard devotees, The new and improved JUSTICE LEAGUE or “Justice League: The Snyder’s cut” transformed into an insidious character-driven enigma of epic proportions. Its narrative, most notably its least fascinating aspect, is fundamentally the same as in 2017’s Justice League. Not without a few exceptions and additions here and there of course. But these minimalistic tweaks and modifications… Read More

LIFF – Disney’s Raya and the Last Dragon film review

LIFF – The Man Who Sold His Skin by Kaouther Ben Hania film review

Living idealized suburban lives, super-powered beings Wanda and Vision begin to suspect that everything is not as it seems.

LIFF – Amour by Michael Haneke film review

While New York witnesses the evolution of the ball culture and the rise of the Trump-era, an LGBTQ ball fixture, Blanca, starts her own house and turns mother to a gifted dancer and a sex worker.

LIFF – Saint Maud by Rose Glass Film Review

With a minimalistic framework and a passion-fueled dialog, Netflix’s Malcolm & Marie is an emotional rollercoaster bursting with monotonous monologues and stunning Black and white, clean cut photography. In theory, Malcolm & Marie is an instant hit. It looks good, feels good and has a somewhat sensible story with hidden layers ready to be explored. But when you peel this embellished skin-deep coating, a shallow, unidimensional narrative with exaggerated reactions is found… Read More