Locarno review: Lost Touch (2025)
Past, present and future collide and, for a fleeting moment, become one.
Past, present and future collide and, for a fleeting moment, become one.
Camille Surdez strikes the right note.
Construction worker doubles down as a tailor at night, in this red-tinged short movie about costumes, power and lust
Actress Sara Isabella Martínez Rey delicately voices the protagonist’s complicated relationship with her sister
“Boa” could be seen as disturbing on several levels, but the disturbance it brings is never wrong.
As was the case with their previous feature, one could read social criticism about the state of things in contemporary Serbia
(…) cheeky and provocative, if not downright nihilistic
“Better Not Kill The Groove” is certainly an energetic movie.
A fiery and sanguinary denouement offers the identity movement a very inconvenient type of redemption.
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