Bardo – Venice Film Festival 2022 Review Tom Bond September 3, 2022 Reviews One can’t help but wonder if Netflix’s much-publicised recent financial troubles are down to business decisions like giving Alejandro G. Iñárritu millions to make Bardo, rather than just sending him to a...
Siberia – Berlinale 2020 Review Carmen Paddock February 25, 2020 Reviews Abel Ferrara’s latest film blends a quintessential man vs. nature struggle and the age-old search for life’s meaning with a heavy dose of metaphysics. Siberia, however, does nothing narratively or...
Zama – Review Jack Blackwell May 27, 2018 Reviews This film was previously reviewed 30/08/17 on as part of Venice Film Festival. "White guys go crazy in the South American jungle" is a well-worn genre at this point. From Werner Herzog’s one-two of...
Zama – Venice 2017 Review Jack Blackwell August 30, 2017 Reviews "White guys go crazy in the South American jungle" is a well-worn genre at this point. From Werner Herzog’s one-two of Aguirre and Fitzcarraldo, to more modern spins Embrace of the Serpent and The Lost City...
