‘The Great Beauty’ MOVIE REVIEW: A Wondrous Work of Cinematic Art
A funny, haunting, sad, sumptuous and enlightening experience.
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Renoir REVIEW
Written by Guillermo Troncoso. French writer-director Gilles Bourdos brings to the screen a drama based on the little known story of Andree Heuschling, a young woman who became the last model to work for the classic impressionist painter, Pierre-Auguste Renoir.
‘Tabu’ MOVIE REVIEW: A Languid, Symbolism-Heavy Film That Won’t Be for Everyone
Tabu is a star crossed lovers tale told in two parts. Part One, ‘Paradise Lost’, is set in modern-day Lisbon. Using the film language of a contemporary European character drama, it is slow and contemplative. We meet the Juliet of
The Tower REVIEW
Written by Guillermo Troncoso. Tower Sky, a luxurious building in the heart of Seoul, South Korea, is holding an extravagant party on Christmas Eve. When disaster strikes, the tower becomes a death-trap for those left in the building, as well
