Aspects such as its writers, plot, and composition suggest that “Emilia Pérez” is a Mexican film, but in all honesty, it isn’t. Now this is the most obvious conclusion that one can draw, seeing that it is crossed to procure context from Mexico. The combination of descriptors that are used to define the most appealing […]
Each day, coming from work ready to park his car in his driveway, as a matter of routine, Xavier Atibon Nazaire finds one of his neighbours leaving his home while speaking loudly on his cell phone. At times they exchange ‘hellos’ at other times they silently go through what appears to be this ritual that
Lisa Frankenstein: With the exception of this year’s Sundance which premiered the likes of Megan Park’s My Old Ass which you should look forward to, I think 2018 is a fair answer, the year at least three and very different miracle blocks called “The Hate U Give, Eighth Grade and Blockers” appeared. Or perhaps some
