Tag: locarno2019
Review: THE SCIENCE OF FICTIONS, Black Comedy as Socio-Political Parable
Political allegory meets the Ministry of Silly Walks.
Locarno 2019 Review: TECHNOBOSS, Lo-Fi Surrealist Musical Road Movie
A counter-ageism love story in the clothing of a deadpan idiosyncratic comedy.
Locarno 2019 Review: IVANA THE TERRIBLE, Quirks and Paradoxes of Millennials on the Balkan
Filmmaker Ivana Mladenovic scrutinizes her generation in a female-driven psycho-realist dramedy.
Locarno 2019 Review: HAM ON RYE, Coming-of-Age Revisited Surreally
Imagine 'Freaks & Geeks' by way of a macabre-less and psychosexual-less euphoric David Lynch and Gus van Sant of 'Paranoid Park.'
Locarno 2019 Review: ECHO, Poetically Realist Kaleidoscope of Life in Iceland
The Icelandic writer-director Rúnar Rúnarsson combines gentle and raw in a collective portrait.
Locarno 2019: ECHO Exclusive Poster Premiere, Rúnar Rúnarsson's Portrait of Iceland
Exclusive premiere of a poster for Rúnar Rúnarsson's latest feature.
