Train to Busan (Busanhaeng)
by Felipe Rosa
Train to Busan: the plot of Yeon Sang-ho’s film is as simple as they come, and so is
Categories: Film reviews • Tags: action, horror
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Blowup
by Felipe Rosa
Blowup: the key to Michelangelo Antonioni’s film is in a dialogue early on: if one
Categories: Film reviews • Tags: drama
It’s Only the End of the World (Juste la Fin du Monde)
by Felipe Rosa
It’s Only the End of the World: the story being told by Xavier Dolan is common; it’s almost a
Categories: Film reviews • Tags: drama
The Wailing (Goksung)
by Felipe Rosa
The Wailing: the story that Na Hong-jin tells is at its best the more open-ended it is
Categories: Film reviews • Tags: horror, thriller
Swiss Army Man
by Felipe Rosa
Swiss Army Man: the Daniels (as the directors and screenwriters Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert
Categories: Film reviews • Tags: comedy, drama, fantasy
Sing Street
by Felipe Rosa
Sing Street: John Carney is operating under the near-certainty that
Categories: Film reviews • Tags: drama, musical
Passengers (2016)
by Felipe Rosa
Passengers: the plot of Morten Tyldum’s film presents such a non-starter
Categories: Film reviews • Tags: adventure, romance, sci fi
After the Storm (Umi yori mo Mada Fukaku)
by Felipe Rosa
After the Storm: Hirokazu Kore-eda presents a modest, simple drama that, precisely for
Categories: Film reviews • Tags: drama
Sing (2016)
by Felipe Rosa
Sing: directors Garth Jennings and Christophe Lourdelet know (or at least count on) that music is able to
Categories: Film reviews • Tags: animation, comedy, musical
Fifth about The Seventh 