by Trevor Johnston
Chie Hayakawa’s dystopian drama about a government-sponsored euthanasia programme is affecting, but leaves key questions unexplored.
The sage of modern American theatre on his transition to becoming Steven Spielberg’s trusty screenwriting wingman.
A South Korean ex-pat returns to her homeland and reconnects with old acquaintances in Hong Sang-soo’s magical, melancholy drama.
Alice Rohrwacher, Pietro Marcello and Francesco Munzi offer an illuminating portrayal of Italian youth in the midst of global uncertainty.
George Cukor’s sublime take on stardom ranks among Judy Garland’s best work, but its production was mired in turmoil.
Nanni Moretti grapples with the thorny topic of misogyny in his adaptation of Eshkol Nevo’s 2015 novel.
The Japanese master delivers his second smash hit of the year with a series of vignettes on human relationships.
The Japanese director explains how he transformed a Murakami short story into the intimate emotional epic, Drive My Car.
Michel Franco’s button-pushing drama sees Mexico’s super-rich get their comeuppance in spectacularly violent fashion.
The Palestinian filmmaker discusses his new film It Must Be Heaven and finding humour in human displacement.
This captivating docu-reverie from Gianfranco Rosi reveals the aftereffects of war on people in the Middle East.
A police chief’s suspicion turns into an obsession in this chilly Icelandic drama from Hlynur Palmason.
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