How do we process our memories? How do we wrestle with who our loved ones really are? How do we deal with revelations about our past? This film is an incredible example of this processing, wrestling, engaging with our past […]
Asymmetrical, yet perfectly balanced. This quote about one of the church buildings featured here is a perfect summation of the feel of this film. It is impeccably shot, and I was blown away by the way Kogonada uses the space […]
This was a delightfully devastating surprise of a film. After watching Marcel the Shell and Banshees of Inisherin recently, I was not expecting to find any more funny-sad films that I liked more than those. But Panahi takes the cake […]
