Hansen-Løve's film: so engaging, so unsentimentally expressed. Academic Nathalie's equanimity is put to the test. Her outward composure After relentless exposure To challenging events: legendary Huppert at her best.
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A family with hardships, living off the yields Of gorgeously shot Scottish fields. The film's rich and soulful. Deyn's terrific. Situation: doleful, But stoicism and resilience are Chris' shields.
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Will the net lead to elation or strife, When your dishwasher wants your fridge as a wife? "Her-zingers" throughout, Asking experts with clout, About the web's future impact on life.
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See The Stooges across their lows & their prime, Grit, grime & a Pop interview that's sublime, The bird Iggy flips, In many sweet live clips, This film is a real cool time.
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Despite a talented cast and visual work that's often strong, Many elements don't work (and just feel wrong). Quite a few scenes are a mess: Unfocused, lacking finesse. Some tangents not explored, and other parts drag on too long.
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So Weiner accidentally tweeted out his junk. His initial dilemma: admit or try to debunk? The hubris: often stunning. A fascinating insight into running A campaign when the candidate could get sunk.
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Owen: unable to communicate with his fam. Then a Disney revelation, and WHAM! ...
Teenage Greta's moved to a new 'hood, And things just don't feel as they should. Eccentricity's embraced, In this film (whimsy-laced). Production design and wardrobe: so good!
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Desperate people, with no option but to flee Their homes, and risk the dangerous trip at sea. Some escaping ISIS, It's a humanitarian crisis. Heartbreaking doco: humans just seeking to be free.
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Viggo's Ben: Unconventional Pappa to a big brood Teaches them: life skills, book-smarts, hunting food. To keep them he'll have to fight, In this film that's a delight. Strong cast (including an eccentric little dude).
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Father and daughter, with unique ways of showing affection In this wonderful film that says a lot about connection. Deliciously bizarre (in ways various), Engrossing, hilarious. So much to love, and Olympic-grade eyeroll perfection!
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Good doco. Shows that when films are burned or tossed Valuable cultural heritage is lost. Given the Taliban's abhorrent behaviours, These Afghan film saviours Are so brave: as there's a risky personal cost.
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A working life, not that of the leisured. This driver's words should be treasured. Beauty in the routine, A treat on the screen: A gorgeous, graceful film - calm and measured.
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A terrifying look at the insidious world of cyber infection That's getting harder in terms of detection, Including viruses so malicious. Gibney's slick and ambitious Doco highlights the difficulty of gaining protection.
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At sea, with a group of Greek blokes. Each action is rated and provokes Scoring for the competition. To win: that's each man's mission. The witty, kooky lunacy: funnier than jokes.
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Sonita: she's talented, dedicated and fights For issues re forced marriage / human rights. This doco's so moving When Sonita defies disapproving Family re the career in her sights.
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Developers have signed up every other client, But on Clara's sale they're reliant. Dirty tactics are employed: They want her resolve destroyed. Brava: powerhouse performance - strong and defiant.
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There's a chance encounter on a train, And for Julieta, powerful memories will remain. Superb performances all round In Almodóvar's at times profound Meditation on loss, guilt and pain.
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In Reichardt's trio of stories selection, We're offered many moments for reflection. In the quiet: magic's there, Such clarity in the bare. Plus beautiful understated acting and direction.
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Doco directed/narrated by Herzog (Werner) RE: The internet: world-changer/turner. Some interviewees' enthusiasm As they almost have a braingasm Is infectious: such fun to watch a happy learner.
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