Steppenwolf: a stodgy and soporific adaptation of a cult counter-culture novel
Fred Haines, “Steppenwolf” (1974) There was a period in the 1960s when this 1927 novel
Fred Haines, “Steppenwolf” (1974) There was a period in the 1960s when this 1927 novel
Pongsa Kornsri, Gun Phansuwon, Nat Yoswatananont, “The Legend of Muay Thai: 9 Satra” (2018) Not
Makoto Shinkai, “5 Centimetres per Second” (2007) As with his “Your Name”, Makoto Shinkai’s earlier
Chinese and Chinese-language Films
Jia Zhangke, “The World” (2004) In future years, this film, long and meandering though it
Vahid Jalilvand, “No Date, No Signature” (2017) A chance encounter between two characters who would
French and French-language Films
Cedric Klapisch, “Back to Burgundy / Ce qui nous lie” (2017) An otherwise rather ho-hum
Makoto Shinkai, “Your Name” (2016) At first this teenage romance drama seems to be just
Samuel Maoz, “Foxtrot” (2017) Divided into three parts, with the first and third parts dominated
Alexander Korobko, “NYC to Donetsk & back” (Russian Hour, 2018) Made in 2017 or 2018,
Grimur Hakonarson, “Rams / Hrutar” (2015 Forty years ago, a family rift led to two