Director: Andrés Lubbert Watch The Color of the Chameleon on FilmDoo When in Chile, a traveller will immediately understand the country’s past echoing in its people’s lives. Now one of South America’s most prosperous and modern nations, Chile […]
Reviews
Director: Azuma Morisaki Watch Pecoross’ Mother and Her Days on FilmDoo When a film’s themes and characters continue to haunt you, it is a sign that the picture is one worth sharing. Like Yuichi with Mitsue, be patient and […]
Director: Jamie Jones Societal turmoil blends inseparably with personal struggle in Jamie Jones’ ominous teen drama, set against the tense backdrop of a divided and gentrified East London about to hit boiling point. Taking a […]
Director: Akihiro Toda Far East Film Festival review Being yourself is a complicated feat in Akihiro Toda’s strange and wistful examination of the roles we play and the connections we make and lose. With a story that […]
Director: Emil Heradi Far East Film Festival review A 12-hour bus ride to the town of Sampar serves as a microcosm of civilian life amidst chaos and conflict in Emil Heradi’s sombre new thriller. Though its […]
Director: Shiraishi Kazuya Far East Film Festival review One of the first shots of Shiraishi Kazuya’s new yakuza thriller is a close-up of a pig’s anus as it pushes out a turd. Things don’t get […]