Cannes Film Review: 'Stranger by the Lake'
Explicit sex scenes mark this absorbing and intelligent exploration of queer desire.
Boyd van Hoeij
Cannes Film Review: 'Suzanne'
This realistically staged but artificially structured drama suggests an extended trailer for an entire season of a French daytime drama.
Cannes Film Review: 'Salvo'
A moody and extremely sensorial debut from scribe-helmers Fabio Grassadonia and Antonio Piazza.
Film Review: 'Being President'
A terrific documentary that follows Gaul's current head of state, Francois Hollande, during his first eight months in office.
Film Review: 'The Brats'
A wannabe musician in his early 30s unexpectedly becomes close buddies with his future father-in-law in "The Brats," the often hilarious but structurally uneven debut of French scribe-helmer Anthony…
Film Review: 'They Glow in the Dark'
A low-key documentary that gradually, impressively reveals the complexity and depth of experience of its two HIV-positive subjects.
Film Review: 'The Grocer'
Life in the isolated nooks of the Hellenic Pindus Mountains is affectionately portrayed in "The Grocer," an engrossing if straightforward docu from scribe-helmer-producer Dimitris Koutsiabasakos…
Film Review: 'It Boy'
A pacey romantic comedy that makes the most of the chemistry and star quality of ace leads Virginie Efira and Pierre Niney.
Film Review: 'Mood Indigo'
Michel Gondry's latest is an often inventive but finally exhausting adaptation of Boris Vian's cult novel "Froth on a Daydream."
Film Review: 'Les Coquillettes'
Another feisty and feminine take on contempo life from star-scribe-helmer Sophie Letourneur.
