Review: The End of Suffering (A Proposal) (2020)
Lentzou lets the thoughts wander seemingly free like it’s sometimes the case with conversations, be it with the Universe or between people
Marko Stojiljković
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Review: Tobacco Embers (1982)
The topic of the film is the status of the predominantly female workers in the tobacco industry in the town of Nipani.
Review: Cenote (2019)
Rivers, streams and lakes are scarce in the north of Yucatan peninsula in Mexico, so often the only source of fresh water there are cenotes, the limestone fountains filled with fresh, naturally filtered rain water.
Review: Cochihza (2013)
‘Cochihza’ could have been filmed years before 2013, or it could have been filmed this year, what we see would be the same.
Review: A Story from Africa (2019)
If not in schools, “small histories” can be found in museums, and Billy Woodberry’s short documentary ‘A Story from Africa’ resembles a visit to one, local or maybe regional…
Review: There Will Be No More Night (2020)
The title of Eléonor Weber’s warfare- and morality-themed documentary There Will Be No More Night will be illustrated only at the later stage of the film.
Review: Cause of Death (2020)
The topic of violence against women is hardly new, but Jyoti Mistry manages to find a fresh angle to it with the short documentary ‘Cause of Death’.
Review: Broken Roots (2019)
The rivalries and the clashing visions and desires are at the very centre of Alberto Gross Molo’s Broken Roots.
Review: Anita (2020)
Sushma Khadepaun does not hesitate to dig deep into the unpleasant topic of family relations, betrayal and the conservatism that fuels the ugliest of the emotions, but she is clever in keeping her clues as subtle as possible for as long as it takes.
