by Jordan Cronk
Over three years, Ruth Beckermann documents school life in a multicultural working class district of Vienna.
With Hail, Caesar! hitting cinemas this week take a listen back through some of the directors’ greatest hits.
Gaspar Noé returns with his most controversial and compassionate movie yet.
Discover this superb filmmaker via a retrospective hosted by MUBI.
Jordan Cronk recalls the moment he discovered the work of the late, great Belgian filmmaker.
Pedro Costa returns with his first feature since 2006. The result is nothing short of spectacular.
Claude Lanzmann’s devastating appendix to his epochal Holocaust documentary, Shoah, is a vital piece of cinema.
Federick Wiseman brings his insightful and layered filmmaking to one of America’s most liberal institutions.
The voracious sexual appetite of Dominique Strauss-Kahn makes the basis for Abel Ferrara’s brilliant, provocative new film.
Joanna Hogg’s impressive third feature offers an intimate dissection of an artistic couple’s relationship.
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