We’re having a bit of an unconventional winter this year, to say the least, so the editors-in-chief thought we would put together a list of …
Our Unconventional Festive Watchlist

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We’re having a bit of an unconventional winter this year, to say the least, so the editors-in-chief thought we would put together a list of …

Aryan Tauqeer reviews Paul Schrader’s newest directorial venture. A mirror image of many of the traits he writes for his characters, Paul Schrader has grown …

Madeline Choi reviews Kim Jong Kwan’s anthology exploration of grief and artistic creation. A meditation on modern loneliness, director and screenwriter Kim Jong Kwan’s character-driven …

Siena Muller reviews an 80s Italian film about a teen struggling to find his place after he’s saved from an accident by football legend Diego …

Ivan Noden reviews Yasujirō Ozus’s 1932 Japanese silent film about the struggles of two brothers understanding grown-ups and integrating within a social circle. The first …

Zheyuan Tony Yang reviews the struggles of three girls in Switzerland in overcoming their differences in their sisterhood friendship and their tries to make the …

Wuyou Wei reviews the story of a Portuguese couple and their three children living in the suburbs of London. Listen revolves around a Portuguese couple …

Thomas Delorme reviews a french crime drama about three Marseille cops getting a chance to bust a major drug network. The idealistic panorama commonly associated …

Alexia Mihaila reviews a Polish dystopian story about a boy who tries to stop a corrupt state from legally enslaving criminals. In the Poland of …

Klára Kozlayová reviews the highly anticipated cinematic depiction of Taylor Swift’s All Too Well. “Are you real?” She asks Him in the first scene. They …