Night Train is a Polish drama that was directed by Jerzy Kawalerowicz and originally released in September 1959 under the title Pociąg. It stars Lucy Winnicka, Leon Niemczyk, Teresa Szmigielowna, Helena Dabrowska and Zbigniew Cybulski. Ostensibly a thriller, the film tells the story of a man on the run –
God Man Dog, or to give it it's proper title, Sad Taiwanese People Are Sad, can be charitably described as a melancholy meditation on the curative powers of religion in multi-faith Taiwan, and uncharitably described as more relentlessly miserable than a plague pit on Christmas Day. Drawing water from the same
Pedro Almodovar is an Oscar winning director, creating artistic and often supremely dark pieces of engaging cinema. His previous film, The Skin I Live In, was a hauntingly tragic tale that wowed critics with it's powerful tone and even bagged the Spanish director an Oscar. So when I heard (from
Warning: This film may ruin your day. The first feature length from South Korean director Sang-ho Yeon is
Flying Blind is the ambitious new erotic-drama from budding director Katarzyna Klimkiewicz and producer Alison Sterling, combining post-9/11 cinema with sexual themes to create a politically charged film with a seemingly heartfelt punch. The story follows middle-aged Bristol-born Frankie, played strongly by British actress Helen McCrory (Harry Potter, The Special Relationship)
