From ‘Black Orpheus’ to ‘Emilia Pérez’: when will western cinema learn to let Latin American filmmakers tell their own stories?
The same story.
World Cinema
How Christian Petzold became the most important director you’ve never heard of
Give him an Oscar already.
‘Johanne Sacrebleu’: the musical Mexico made as a not-so-friendly response to ‘Emilia Pérez’
A French film made in Mexico with a Mexican cast.
‘The Eight Hundred’: The war epic that made history by conquering the year cinema wants to forget
At least one film enjoyed it.
“I chose to yell, you chose to whisper”: the key difference between Zhang Yimou and Jia Zhangke
Heavyweights of Chinese cinema…
How a fast food advert became instrumental in Takashi Miike’s 100th movie
“That’s what really attracted me to her.”
“Ozzy is a believer”: the bonkers Estonian kung fu movie indebted to Black Sabbath
It’s just as mad as it sounds.
‘The Shadow Strays’: the Indonesian action thriller that makes ‘John Wick’ look like child’s play
This ultraviolent Indonesian action flick is transcendent.
The empathy of a severed hand: a journey through loss and connection in ‘I Lost My Body’
This is what cinema is for.