The Raid 2: Berandal will be bigger and “more cinematic”
Did you know that The Raid: Redemption director Gareth Evans co-directed a short for the upcoming V/H/S/2? It’s true, and it’s freaking awesome. ...
Tag: Foreign
Reviews
HRWFF Review: Fatal Assistance
The numbers of the 2010 Haitian earthquake are heartbreaking: between 220,000 to 316,000 dead, and roughly 280,000 residences and commercial buildings destroyed or ...
Reviews
HRWFF Review: Camp 14 – Total Control Zone
Most narratives out of North Korea are bleak. Refugees from the country brave the possibility of murder and imprisonment if they flee, which ...
Reviews
BFF Review: Dragon Girls
One of the first shots of the documentary Dragon Girls is part David Lean and part Busby Berkeley. From a high angle we watch ...
Reviews
BFF Review: Black Out
Two things struck me when the opening credits of Black Out came on: 1) there was a lot of style and flash in ...
BFF Short Film Roundup 1
Over the weekend I caught five short films at the Brooklyn Film Festival. One called Good Grief played before the feature-length documentary Furever ...
Trailers
Trailer: Iceman 3D
Donnie Yen is going to have a crowded 2013, with three films coming out this year: the big-budget fantasy movie The Monkey King, ...
Trailers
Trailer: The Dance Of Reality (La Danza de la Realidad)
It was only two years ago that Alejandro Jodorowksy turned to crowfunding to complete The Dance of Reality (La Danza de la Realidad), ...
Trailers
Trailer: The Young and Prodigious Spivet
Here is the trailer for The Young and Prodigious Spivet, the latest from Amelie and City of Lost Children director Jean-Pierre Jeunet. The ...
Trailers
Teaser Trailer: [REC] 4: Apocalypse
I’ve felt that the [REC] series has been a case of diminishing returns. I really liked the first one, thought the second one ...
Next Korean Movie Night NY series features Sunny (YAY!!!)
I love Sunny. I love it so much that I don’t feel awkward typing like a preteen girl talking about how fantastic it ...
Reviews
Review: Something in the Air
Confession time: the only Olivier Assayas movie I’d seen prior to Something in the Air was Irma Vep starring Maggie Cheung, which I ...