Until watching this film, I was completely unfamiliar with the work of Indian filmmaker, S.S. Rajamouli. I’m glad to say that’s no longer...

As the rest of the world plunged into The Great Depression starting in 1929, the real value of Mexico’s exports fell by about 75% in just...

Because of his groundbreaking work in horror, Kiyoshi Kurosawa has often been called the “David Cronenberg of Japan.” While it may not...

When I first started this blog, the main goal was to shed light on movies I thought were overlooked, especially the cinema of Latin...

Watching a film by Apichatpong Weerasethakul is akin to reading poetry, or listening to a prayer; you get the sense that what you’re...

Considering how the film received so much input and support from the US Military, along with the Navy and Air force literally having...

My only regret about listing David Cronenberg’s Crimes of the Future (2022) as #6 on my 10 To Watch in 2022 list is that I should’ve...

June is here, which means it's time to look back at some of the best movies I saw last month: 10. La Llorona (2019) - I just put out...

In the introduction to Memory of Fire, his three-volume history of the American continents, historian and journalist, Eduardo Galeano,...

In the 1970s, a decade after Italian Spaghetti Westerns not only revolutionized the genre, but helped grow its popularity outside US...

Alex Garland’s first two films—Ex Machina (2014) and Annihilation (2018)—were impressive examples of Sci-fi storytelling, and yet it’s...

This week’s selection is definitely one of the more popular movies I’ve covered, recently being featured on the poster for this year’s...

While it’s been widely acknowledged in the field of celebrity studies that fame can have very adverse effects on someone’s mental health,...

Japanese animator, filmmaker, author and manga artist, Makoto Shinkai, has often been called “The New Miyazaki,” and I can definitely see...

Japanese director Hirokazu Kore-eda’s Broker, starring the iconic Song Kang-ho, was just selected to compete for the Palme d’Or at the...

After watching the trailer for Robert Eggers’ third full-length feature, The Northman, I can see why it'd be easy for some to get the...

It’s almost midnight and I just saw the stunning sophomore full-length from the Daniels collective, Everything Everywhere All at Once....

Hong Sang-soo is easily one of the most prolific filmmakers not just in South Korea, but perhaps in the entire history of film. Today...

This is a segment I’m starting to keep track of my favorite watches each month. I hope you find something good! If you’ve watched...

Lee Chang-dong’s films have always had a wondrous sense of subtlety to them, and I think that’s what really makes his style of movie...