The film’s ambition in merging genres doesn’t always work, but you have to admire the audacity.
Category: Festival Coverage
“Peter Hujar’s Day”
Invites you into the inner world of an artist whose passions, frustrations, and philosophies feel timeless.
“Train Dreams”
Not everyone will connect with a film this restrained, but this is a haunting, textured, and beautifully crafted piece of meditative cinema.
“Whistle”
Turns what might sound like a novelty subject into something surprisingly joyful, funny, and even moving.
“After the Hunt”
This unsettling film is talky, thorny, and often infuriating, but that’s precisely how it finds its power.
“Bugonia”
Gorgeously twisted, funny, and disturbing, this peculiar and pessimistic film is gleefully unafraid to push boundaries.
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