The biography of writer/director of Memoria, Apichatpong Weerasethakul, gives clues as to what his films will be about. Born in… Read More
Filmmaker Pablo Larraín has garnered a reputation for his particular use of style as seen in Oscar-nominated films… Read More
A tender reminiscence about a Mexican man trying to fulfill his dreams in America after he suffers prejudice… Read More
Instead of writing about this week’s big sequel, which my Houston film critic colleagues are calling the year’s… Read More
This story will put a chill in any mother’s heart. It shows a reality that is hard to believe,… Read More
One really gets the meaning of limbo when you wait and wait and wait on a remote Scottish… Read More
A Syrian man on a train impulsively stands up yelling about “Revolution”—but it’s not political; Sam (Mahayni) just… Read More
Bullying is no joke, as so eloquently demonstrated in this fine production from China/Hong Kong, skillfully directed by… Read More
This is a gentle movie, a disquieting mixture of stunning, eloquently filmed scenes; warm, appealing characters; and profound… Read More
Macabre thriller with some humor is how I would describe Beasts Clawing at Straws. It consists of a series of… Read More