Tomasz Raczkowski

Although “When the Light Breaks” is already the director’s fourth film and he holds an established position in Icelandic cinema, it...

David Cronenberg’s cinema is characterized primarily by a transgression—balancing on the edge of perversion—both physical and psychological....

“Monk and the Gun” is largely a moralistic tale, showing how the traditional, unique values of the Bhutanese lead to happiness and a...

The return of Dahomean artifacts to their homeland is the subject of Mati Diop’s new film (Atlantics), simply titled Dahomey.

Yorgos Lanthimos’s name resonates loudly in the world of cinema today, making him one of the most significant contemporary directors.

This year, Nyoni presented her second feature-length film, “On Becoming a Guinea Fowl,” in the Cannes section Un Certain Regard.

San Francisco Police Inspector Harry Callahan is undoubtedly one of the most iconic characters in cinema and simultaneously one of Clint...

Assassination Nation combines what the best cinema should have.

Similar to the first one, Blood and Honey plays on the simple instincts of the audience, and like it, will likely gather enough attention for us to...

War cinema, especially Polish war cinema, is rarely associated with oneiric escapades and surreal convolutions.