Maison de Himiko, La
A girl gets the chance to work as a nurse in a retirement home for gay men, which happens to be owned by her father.
A girl gets the chance to work as a nurse in a retirement home for gay men, which happens to be owned by her father.
This is a comedy… of sorts, about a Russian immigrant in Portugal who’s married to a small-time crook who starts to make a living out of selling fake passports to illegal immigrants. Ah, the Land of the Free.
Frances Ha is an absolutely delightful comedy that captures just what it’s like to be a young woman discovering yourself.
Derek Cianfrance teams up with Ryan Gosling once again and offers you three stories for the price of one in The Place Beyond the Pines.
Noah Baumbach’s film is a great look at the breakdown of a family going through divorce that is simultaneously hilarious and depressing.
The first in Ulrich Seidl’s trilogy, Paradise: Love explores just how people sometimes try to find passion in all the wrong ways.
Danny Boyle’s Trance is a trippy film to watch thanks to its Inception-like gimmick and multiple twists throughout its running time.
College days, friendships, and falling in and out of love as years pass by, friendships fade, reunions happen, connections are rekindled; all in the name of nostalgia.
Eva Sorhaug’s second feature film, four years after Cold Lunch, starts in a soft manner but ends intensely, aiming to make a psychological study of three men through three different unrelated stories.