The film scholar turned director has finally sharpened the ending he has long been so obsessed with, and the result is arguably greatest work yet.
‘Days’ : Director Tsai Ming-Liang Captures Massaging Life’s Pain Away With Cinematic Therapy That Soothes Through The Screen [Must-Watch]
Tsai’s themes of lost and lonely people crisscrossing in space takes on a new kind meaning in the form of cinematic therapy that soothes through the screen.
Thanks To A Near Sedate Nicolas Cage, ‘Pig’s’ Tender Strangeness Breathes Like A Minor Miracle [Must-Watch]
No mere John Wick/Liam Neeson movie clone, no matter one's expectations going into Cage’s new movie “Pig,” you will find it merits none of the obvious comparisons.
‘The Woman Who Ran’ : Korean Auteur Hong Sang-soo Sidelines His Regular Artistic Bimbos, Focusing On Female Friendship, Consideration & Consciousness [Must-Watch]
“I don’t want to see anyone. When I do, I say things I don’t need to say, and I do things I don’t need to do.”
‘MLK/FBI’ Is A Disquieting Look At The FBI’s Smear Campaign Against Dr. Martin Luther King [Must-Watch]
Appropriately often moving like a heart-pulsing political thriller, "MLK/FBI," is a disquieting historic documentary that deserves a place on the shelf beside seminal works such as Ava DuVernay's "13th."
Projector of Feelings 