Clermont-Ferrand ISFF Review: Blue Heart (2025)
In many ways, the story of “Blue Heart” is universal
In many ways, the story of “Blue Heart” is universal
Charles avoids obvious schlock
“Ovary Acting” addresses the thorny issue of the constant pressure on women to have children
Alcazren eschews a traditional narrative for a staccato, surreal approach
The very existence of this film might also be seen as fighting fire with fire
Linder delivers a thoughtful, quietly engrossing documentary
“DISC” is a wonderful use of the short form
“The Thing to Be Done” is a disturbing but motivational experience.
There is a lot to be praised in this old-school-looking little horror gem…
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