Two dozen Akira Kurosawa films free on Hulu this weekend
If you’re sitting at home wondering exactly what the hell you’re going to do with yourself for the next 48 hours, you may ...
Tag: Foreign
Reviews
Tribeca Review: The Rocket
The Rocket was one of the films at Tribeca that I’d planned to see much earlier in the festival but unfortunately couldn’t get ...
Reviews
Tribeca Review: Reaching for the Moon
It’s interesting to see screen depictions of a writer whose work you’re familiar with but whose personal life is something you know little ...
SXSW Flixclusive Interview: Junya Sakino (Sake-Bomb)
[From March 9th – 17th, Flixist will be providing coverage from South by Southwest 2013 in Austin, TX. Prepare yourselves for reviews, interviews, features, photos, ...
Reviews
Review: Young Gun in the Time
[Korean Movie Night NY continues tonight, March 12, at 7 PM with Oh Young-Doo’s Young Gun in the Time. Tickets are free (but ...
SXSW Review: Diario a Tres Voces (Three Voices)
[From March 9th – 17th, Flixist will be providing coverage from South by Southwest 2013 in Austin, TX. Prepare yourselves for reviews, interviews, features, photos, ...
Reviews
SXSW Review: The Fifth Season
[From March 9th – 17th, Flixist will be providing coverage from South by Southwest 2013 in Austin, TX. Prepare yourselves for reviews, interviews, ...
Korean Movie Night NY sees a micro-budget genre invasion
If you’ve ever wondered where the term “exploitation film” came from, it referred to the way low-budget films featured content that was made ...
Flixist Awards 2012: Best Foreign Film
It was another good year for foreign-language films in 2012, especially given the fine output coming out of South Korea and Taiwan. Plenty ...
Features
Flixclusive Interview: Matteo Garrone (Reality)
One of Italy’s leading filmmakers, Matteo Garrone won the Cannes Grand Prix for his film Gomorrah in 2008, a towering look at organized crime ...
Trailer: Kid’s Police
(Oh, Japan.) Based on the TV show of the same name, Kid’s Police is a badass 70s-style cop movie with child actors in ...
NYC: MOMI putting on Park Chan-Wook retrospective
One of my favorite living directors, Korean or otherwise, is Park Chan-Wook. His Vengeance Trilogy (Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance, Oldboy, and Sympathy for Lady Vengeance) ...