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Rating
Title/Year
Author
1
Tenet (2020)
2
Come and See (Idi i smotri) (1985)
"...Come and See is a grueling masterwork..."
Posted Mar 10, 2020
3
Sorry We Missed You (2020)
"In its plea for compassion and outrage, Sorry We Missed You is anything but apologetic: it's fierce, relentless, and devastating..."
Posted Mar 10, 2020
4
Its ultra-cheap production and effortless blending of genre film tropes with art house sensibilities mark[s] it as a successor to the classics of the Hong Kong New Wave...
Posted Mar 10, 2020
5
Princess Cyd (2017)
6
The Strange Ones (2018)
...a metaphysical horror that never quite comes to a head.
Posted Feb 27, 2020
7
I Am Another You (2017)
8
Most Beautiful Island (2017)
Asensio sequesters us to loitering long-takes in this slowburn thriller that becomes a riveting fable of immigrant struggles.
Posted Feb 27, 2020
9
Common Carrier (2017)
10
Gemini (2018)
11
Thirst Street (2017)
The film bestows us the opportunity for dialogue, as the best of cinema and many titles often do.
Posted Feb 26, 2020
12
Flames (2017)
With high potential to ruffle with its solipsism, Flames turns out to be cathartic and timely piece of performance art that might be the most representative of our society.
Posted Feb 26, 2020
13
Buster's Mal Heart (2017)
14
A Suitable Girl (2017)
15
Abundant Acreage Available (2017)
16
Flower (2018)
...it is a shame that Max Winkler's debut, with its muddy gender politics, isn't a better film.
Posted Feb 26, 2020
17
The Lovers (2017)
18
The Circle (2017)
James Ponsoldt's film is an egregious adaptation neutered of all the chilling entertainment of the Dave Eggers novel on which the film is based.
Posted Feb 26, 2020
19
Shadowman (2017)
A more traditional documentary, no less riveting...
Posted Feb 26, 2020
20
City of Ghosts (2017)
21
For Ahkeem (2017)
For Ahkeem poignantly unfolds with all the accouterments of a narrative film.
Posted Feb 26, 2020
22
Boundaries (2018)
Writer-director Chloé Robichaud films in purposefully icy grays, but the film falls victim to its own drabness. Her characters are barely more than archetypes.
Posted Feb 26, 2020
23
Pendular (2018)
Visual motifs and avant-garde fixtures pretend to obscure a digestible storyline concerning two artists in relation to their craft, success, and each other.
Posted Feb 26, 2020
24
Sexy Durga (2017)
Sasidharan, though a skilled craftsman, exploits these unknown variables for the sake of mood and tension.
Posted Feb 26, 2020
25
Menashe (2017)
26
27
The Challenge (2017)
A mystifying series of coy and curious impressions, The Challenge is also undeniably playful in its observation of collective and unseen preening.
Posted Feb 26, 2020
28
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Wùlu (2017)
Ladji exercises restraint and carries something like wisdom, setting him apart from most gangsters...
Posted Feb 26, 2020
29
Autumn, Autumn (2016)
At least for this viewer, there's something darkly lonesome about Autumn, Autumn
Posted Feb 26, 2020
30
Comodin's film burns itself to your brain, just as a pair of sapphire-glazed eyes blaze deeply against the viridian dark.
Posted Feb 26, 2020
31
Tikkun (2016)
32
Donald Cried (2017)
Avedisian maintains an even hand in depicting this oddball friendship and skirts sentimentalism in what turns out to be an amusing film.
Posted Feb 26, 2020
33
The Fits (2016)
The Fits exhibits a rhythm all its own as unique and spirited as the girls' dancing.
Posted Feb 26, 2020
34
35
Peter and the Farm (2016)
36
Behemoth (Bei xi mo shou) (2017)
37
Private Life (2018)
With the masterful Private Life, Tamara Jenkins excavates without puncture, but small cuts can cause the most acute pain.
Posted Feb 26, 2020
38
Ham on Rye (2020)
39
Earth (Erde) (2019)
No mere glorification of nature's ambiance, it is instead a distressing dispatch of violent upheaval, capturing the magnitude of the displacement of earth on a massive scale...
Posted Jan 23, 2020
40
41
3.5/5
Black Christmas (2019)
The #MeToo movement was a primal scream that rose up from the throats of women. Black Christmas is an echo of that initial feeling.
Posted Jan 3, 2020
42
Atlantics (2019)
[Diop] blends social realism with fantasy and horror into a boldly atmospheric production, a lyrical elegy equal parts mythic and phantasmagoric.
Posted Dec 19, 2019
43
The Irishman (2019)
44
5/5
H2: Halloween II (2009)
45
The Lighthouse (2019)
It is a relentless, intoxicating fight of two men fumbling after the light and receding deeper into darkness.
Posted Nov 1, 2019
46
...Oskouei's finest work yet.
Posted Oct 30, 2019
47
48
Chained for Life (2019)
49
50
Joker (2019)