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Karim A??nouz on 'Rosebush Pruning': "Privilege and isolation go hand in hand"
2+ hour, 26+ min ago (339+ words) The Brazilian filmmaker discusses Marco Bellocchio’s influence, the creation of uncomfortable characters, and why he believes cinema is going through a conservative moment. On MUBI August 21. We spoke with Aïnouz about the challenge of reinterpreting a classic, his decision to…...
'The Thing with Feathers' Review: Benedict Cumberbatch Is Trapped in an Overwrought Grief Fable
17+ hour, 44+ min ago (387+ words) Micropsia Cinema is perhaps the artistic language least suited to metaphor What literatureâor even theaterâcan sustain within the conventions of its own form often becomes much harder to pull off on screen Giving symbolic ideas a tangible, visual…...
'Don't Say Good Luck' Netflix Review: Sunny Sandler Leads a Warm, Winning Family Drama
1+ day, 21+ hour ago (446+ words) ‘Don’t Say Good Luck’ Netflix Review: Sunny Sandler Leads a Warm, Winning Family Drama micropsiacine.com...
'The Death of Robin Hood' Review: Hugh Jackman Plays an Aging Outlaw Haunted by His Violent Past
2+ day, 2+ hour ago (555+ words) micropsiacine.com...
'Tuner' Review: A Strange, Stylish Crime Film Tuned to a Different Frequency
2+ day, 12+ hour ago (228+ words) A piano tuner with perfect pitch is drawn into a dangerous world of robberies while navigating romance, isolation and his mentor’s declining health. Starring Leo Woodall and Dustin Hoffman. Tuner begins as a comedy. Harry and his apprentice, Niki (Leo…...
'Far from the Trees' Locarno Review: Where Language Becomes Memory
2+ day, 14+ hour ago (316+ words) ‘Far from the Trees’ Locarno Review: Where Language Becomes Memory Micropsia Filmmaking and travel often share the same impulse While one doesnât necessarily lead to the other, moving through unfamiliar landscapes with a camera in hand has long proved…...
'The Chilean' Locarno Review: A Political Thriller Rooted in Exile
2+ day, 18+ hour ago (298+ words) ‘The Chilean’ Locarno Review: A Political Thriller Rooted in Exile Micropsia There were more similarities than differences between the political tensions gripping Chile and Italy in 1976âperhaps the same could be said of 2026âwhich meant that when Aldo Marín fled…...
'My Brilliant Career' Netflix Review: An Australian Feminist Classic Gets a Glossy, Generic Makeover
2+ day, 17+ hour ago (21+ words) A rebellious woman dreams of becoming a writer challenging society while this glossy Netflix adaptation struggles to balance relevance and subtlety....
'Down the Arm of God' Locarno Review: Caleb Landry Jones Shines in Powerful Homelessness Drama
3+ day, 18+ hour ago (424+ words) Micropsia...
'The Riverbank' Locarno Review: An Eerie Journey Into Brazil's Divided Soul
3+ day, 20+ hour ago (326+ words) ‘The Riverbank’ Locarno Review: An Eerie Journey Into Brazil’s Divided Soul Micropsia Two seemingly irreconcilable worlds coexist in this filmâand, more broadly, in contemporary Brazil On one side are people like Izaquiel (Caique Copque), the filmâs protagonist, and…...