by Felipe Rosa
It all comes down to this. As I have been doing with a lot of different guilds (to say the least, and here are a few more) over the last months, I’m casting a fictional ballot for the 88th Academy Awards. The full list of nominees can be seen here. This is not the list of who I believe will win each category (I’ll post that one in a few days), but who I believe should win (some of which can be […]
Categories: Non-Reviews • Tags: awards 2015
by Felipe Rosa
Mustang: Deniz Gamze Ergüven’s film has an interesting, entertaining and contemporary story to tell;
Categories: Film reviews • Tags: drama
by Felipe Rosa
Son of Saul: László Nemes not so much tells a story, but uses a conducting thread to
Categories: Film reviews • Tags: drama
by Felipe Rosa
2015 was a peculiar film-watching year. Up to June, if a list such as this one had to be written, I would have to leave it blank. Of course there was a “best film”, out of everything I had watched, but not one of those earned, for me, a spot in a list that was supposed to celebrate the quality of the films of the year.
Categories: Lists
by Felipe Rosa
Room: survival tales exist in many shapes and forms, but rarely quite like this one. Lenny Abrahamson’s film tells
Categories: Film reviews • Tags: drama
by Felipe Rosa
Theeb: Naji Abu Nowar’s film is a quiet, old-fashioned coming-of-age adventure. While it doesn’t
Categories: Film reviews • Tags: adventure, drama
by Felipe Rosa
The Brand New Testament: Jaco Van Dormael chose to, instead of having a good story to tell,
Categories: Film reviews • Tags: comedy, fantasy
by Felipe Rosa
Rams: Grímur Hákonarson little gem of a movie mixes in unusual setting and starting point with
Categories: Film reviews • Tags: drama
by Felipe Rosa
The Danish Girl: Tom Hooper had an interesting story in his hands, but tells it in a bland, uninteresting way.
Categories: Film reviews • Tags: biopic / historic, drama
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