Reviews Archive

The Disintegration does well to present an issue of socio-political significance in a matter-of-fact way without taking sides.

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7th August manages to be a fascinating watch until the last 10 minutes, when the *big reveal* fizzles into a gimmick that undoes everything before.

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Kotoko, a psychological horror movie about one delusional young mother, blurs the lines of imagination and reality but falters because of its haphazard narrative.

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Within the movie’s parameters (taking out the reference to real-world cinema greats), Cut has precious little to offer.

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Goodbye is a ponderous movie that tests your patience to the brink.

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A Letter to Momo remains a pale comparison to Miyazaki’s wondrous imagination.

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Warriors of the Rainbow is a deliberate but failed attempt to make an epic movie about the warriors of the Seediq tribe of pre-World War II Taiwan.

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Kill List manages to get just the right amount to fail.

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Le Havre is one of the quirkiest movies I have seen at DIFF over the past few years.

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