“Let’s go to Joyland,” says Nucchi to her sister-in-law Mumtaz. Joyland is an amusement...
World Cinema Reviews
The idea of a genuine queer rom-com is oddly titillating (no pun intended). Because...
‘Thor: Love and Thunder’ review – A lightweight superhero film with an electrifying finale
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When Taika Waititi wields the megaphone, what I expect is a narrative with a...
Tribeca Review: ‘Karaoke’ is a clever comedy about old age and the human craving for validation
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Flamboyance is attractive. If you do not have that quality inherently, it would turn...
Somewhere in the middle of Sophie Galibert’s Cherry, its 25-year-old protagonist – who is...
Tribeca Review: ‘Blessed Boys’ blends religion and sexuality on an intense, erotic canvas
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Filmmaker Silvia Brunelli’s Blessed Boys is set in the quaint suburbs of Naples in...
Tribeca Review: ‘Employee of The Month’ exposes sexism at work through delicious dark humor
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The agency possessed by a woman in a corporate is one that contains immense...
Anders Emblem’s A Human Position has a slow narrative – even for festival film...
French helmer Bruno Dumont, whose enviable filmography includes the spellbinding Humanité, returns with a...