Hundred-Foot Journey, The
An Indian family from Mumbai flee their country and settle in a rather remote, but quaint, ville in the south of France where they open an Indian restaurant in front of a one-Michelin-star place.
Category: film reviews
Nora Noh (Documentary)
During the Japanese occupation of Korea, Nora Noh was married off early to escape the horrible fate of comfort women across East Asia, though she later divorced and ended up studying fashion design in the US. The rest is, of course, a not-so-well-known story.
Aachi & Ssipak
The global economy has broken down, the cities collapsed and our common energy sources have dramatically been reduce to the point that we’ve turned our attention to human feces as a source… poop as an economic tool.
Like Father, Like Son (2013)
The Nonomiya family lived a normal life. However, they are dealt with a huge blow when the hospital tells them about an accident regarding their 6-year-old-son Keita.
Bangalore Days
Three cousins from Kerala move to Bangalore to live the best days of their lives, or so they thought.
Locke (2013)
Tom Hardy delivers one of his finest performances to date as he takes us through a self-destructive journey in which his character gets too many phone calls while driving inside a car.
Only Lovers Left Alive
He is an incurable nostalgic, wrapped up in memories of a glorious past. She lives in the present, enjoying everything, nourishing her soul just by being alive. Love is what brings them together.
So-Won (2013)
Through the terrible physical and emotional ordeal, a father must repair the bond between him and his 8-year-old daughter, after she is sexually assaulted by a stranger.
Generation P
An apathetic young man in the ever-changing days of post-Communist Moscow becomes one of the forces behind the Russification of Western marketing and the chief creative behind the virtual world of Russian politics.
