Elena Lazić 146 articles available in total starting from 09/09/2019. Last article published on 26/04/2024. previous page: 1 2 3 ... 6 7 [8] 9 10 ... 13 14 15 next Review: The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold FryBehind the quirky title of Hettie Macdonald’s film lies a surprisingly profound, often sad yet ultimately hopeful look at apathy, faith and self-sacrifice 28/04/2023 | Films | Reviews | UKBritish producer Richard Johns and US filmmaker E Elias Merhige launch UK-based Promethean Pictures with a HowlThe film will be told from the perspective of a family dog who must fend for himself when he is inadvertently left at home during an extreme winter after his owners die in a car crash 14/04/2023 | Production | Funding | UK/USAReview: Electric MaladyThe documentary by Swedish-born director Marie Lidén is formally ambitious but light on insight 07/03/2023 | Films | Reviews | UKReview: Infinity PoolBrandon Cronenberg follows up the visceral thrills of Possessor with a class- and self-aware satire of the guilty rich 30/01/2023 | Sundance 2023 | MidnightReview: Squaring the Circle (The Story of Hipgnosis)Anton Corbijn’s documentary on the creative team behind some of the most iconic album covers of the 1970s and beyond is more conventional than its subjects 26/01/2023 | Sundance 2023 | SpotlightReview: PassagesIra Sachs’ deceptively simple film is a thoughtful, generous and realistic look at how people change and stay the same 23/01/2023 | Sundance 2023 | PremieresReview: The FishbowlGlorimar Marrero Sánchez crafts a raw and painful debut feature about a woman dealing with her cancer diagnosis 23/01/2023 | Sundance 2023 | World Cinema Dramatic CompetitionReview: The ChambermaidAlthough focused on a lesbian relationship in an unusual context, Mariana Cengel-Solcanská’s film remains a clichéd period drama 06/12/2022 | Black Nights 2022 | Critics’ PicksReview: Non-Aligned: Scenes from the Labudović ReelsThe second half of Mila Turajlić’s diptych about the cameraman who became Yugoslav president Tito's personal cinematographer suffers from being too vague and wide-ranging 24/11/2022 | IDFA 2022Review: Hole in the HeadIrish director Dean Kavanagh finds imaginative ways to bridge experimental and narrative cinema in a feature about narcissism, caring and filmmaking 15/11/2022 | Seville 2022 previous page: 1 2 3 ... 6 7 [8] 9 10 ... 13 14 15 next