'I Just Feel A Bit Down Or Something': Aftersun (Wells, 2022) Review
Well look what we have here? Another review I meant to pen almost four weeks ago. I caught Aftersun in its first week, rushed to it in...
'I Just Feel A Bit Down Or Something': Aftersun (Wells, 2022) Review
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'The Moment Your Love Ends...': Decision to Leave (Dir. Park Chan-wook, 2022) Review
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'From the Star...': Children of the Sea (Dir. Ayumu Watanabe, 2019) Review
'... A Spectator in my Own Life': The Worst Person in the World (Trier, 2021) Review
'I Know Nothing Else But..': Belfast (Branagh,2022) Review
Another Tale as Old as Time: Belle (Hosoda, 2022) Review
'It Takes a Village...': Parallel Mothers (Almodóvar, 2022) Review
‘However Much We May Love Them…’: Drive My Car (Hamaguchi, 2021) Review
'As Long As I Have You, I'll Be Okay...': Bleak Night (2010) Review
'You can go wherever you want...': An Elephant Sitting Still (Hu Bo, 2018)
Ujicha: The Ghastly Master of Geki-mation
'The World is Not What it Used to Be...': Farewell My Concubine Review (Chen Kaige, 1993)
'...I Probably Could Have Lived Freely': 37 Seconds (2020) Review
'I Never Asked for a Miracle...': Berserk and the Humanity in Horror
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A Space for Reviews, World Cinema Appreciation, Essays and Reflections by Writer Kerry Chambers