If you are going to the amazing “SUZE” blind, you will be forgiven to think that the participating managers are the sincere and Dane Clark and often very small clouds were some of the recently ignored Nicole Holofcener. “SUZE” blesses the same kind of attention to the details and drama based on the original character … Read more
With “Enigma”, director Zackary Drucker (“The Stroll”) makes another interesting movie about transit history. From the sidewalks of New York, this time you take the audience to the ParisianBritish nightclubs and aristocratic animals for the novel of the story of Amanda Lear and Ashley. The film is a direct direct documentary that relies on archive … Read more
Brussels already has a more vibrant cinematic legacy than most (it is the home of Jeanne Dielman, after all), but it has perhaps found its closest, most devoted and expansive film historian in director Bas Devos. After 2019’s spectacular screenings of “Hellhole” and “Ghost Tropic” — respectively, a solemn reflection on urban isolation in the … Read more