Watch Age of Panic on FilmDoo.com With her 2013 narrative feature debut, Age of Panic, French director Justine Triet delivered a layered, intelligent yet viscerally compelling drama that parallels the personal commotion of conflicting parents with […]
By David Pountain Kate Maveau’s entrancingly shot Shimi is set in a strange and vibrant reality where danger and discomfort seem inherently linked with lust and intimacy. Chronicling young naïve ballet student Keely’s immersion into […]
Watch Theo and Hugo on FilmDoo Opening with an almost 20-minute long, dazzlingly shot orgy in a darkly lit sex club, Olivier Ducastel and Jacques Martineau’s Theo and Hugo (aka Paris 05:59, aka Théo et Hugo […]
By Stephanie Hotz Directed by Emilie Brisavoine Actress Emilie Brisavoine has taken a courageous leap for her first feature length film, Oh La La Pauline!, an intimate documentary about her 15-year-old half-sister Pauline, though the […]
With his dark, moving, often surprisingly comical feature debut, British director Joe Stephenson is quickly establishing a name for himself as a talent to watch. An adaptation of an acclaimed stage play from Freddie Machin, […]
Directed by François Ruffin French journalist François Ruffin has cited Michael Moore as a key inspiration for his first foray into feature filmmaking and, much like the latter’s most famous work, the warm, cheeky identity […]
