The Polynesian island of Tahiti represents a tropical purgatory for the French colonists in Albert Serra’s apocalyptic political thriller.
The loquacious Spanish maestro picks apart the process of his breakthrough feature of political malaise in the South Seas, Pacifiction.
French Tahiti becomes a picturesque purgatory for a colonialist official in Serra's panoramic latest.
Albert Serra returns with an apocalyptic saga set in Tahiti in one of his most accomplished and mature films to date.
Our favourite new releases from this year, featuring Spike Lee, Chloé Zhao, Josephine Decker and more.
A group of exiled libertines engage in a moonlit orgy in director Albert Serra’s puckish historical romp.
The great Jean-Pierre Leaud is at his comi-tragic best in this humanist portrait of a dying monarch.
By Matt Thrift
The Polish festival once again served up the best world cinema has to offer, including a contender for film of the year.
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