As I delved into Greta Gerwig’s adaptation of Louisa May Alcott’s timeless novel, “Little Women,” I found myself captivated by a world that effortlessly transcends time and resonates with both women and…

The Immersive Journey of Solitary Resilience in 1917 Amid the trenches, mud, ruins, and despair typical of war movies, “1917” stands out as a cinematic masterpiece that goes beyond the ordinary. With…

As a fan of Japanese director Hirokazu Kore-eda, known for award-winning films like “Like Father Like Son” and “Shoplifters,” the anticipation for his latest creation, “La Vérité” (The Truth), was palpable. Departing…

Why would a Cambodian-British director like Hong Khaou want to make a film about Vietnam? This question lingered in my mind as I watched the trailer for “Monsoon,” piquing my curiosity and…

Beauty, an ethereal spectacle created by individuals, possesses a mesmerizing power that eclipses everything around it. With just one captivating look, it can set our hearts aflutter, even if there may be…

As I sat down to write about “Promising Young Woman,” I hesitated. This film left me with special but difficult emotions to share. As a survivor of sexual assault, I felt torn…

In “A Hero,” the latest offering from acclaimed Iranian writer/director Asghar Farhadi, we are once again treated to his masterful storytelling, delving into the intricacies of everyday life with a psychological depth…

  “Spencer” takes a unique approach to portraying Princess Diana’s life, forgoing a historical narrative in favor of a fictionalized exploration of her inner world. Directed by Pablo Larraín and written by…

In “Good Luck to You, Leo Grande,” a woman in her sixties embarks on a journey of sexual exploration, a daring endeavor that has been brewing in her mind for years. This…

Suk Suk (2019) presents a refreshing and poignant portrayal of love and desire in the lives of two working-class gay men who have reached the age of grandfatherhood. I don’t know if…