Yearning
“Koji-San—” she utters, frosted by the bite of air in an unplanned destination. “I’m a woman,” she expiates softly. “When you said you love me,
August 18, 2023
Cinema
Burning
Given the explosion of Korean cinema onto the global platform in the last twenty-odd years, the Koreans have positioned themselves as fine craftsmen. Unease, or
January 17, 2023
Muna Moto
Being unsettled is something that one comes to expect when being immersed in a film. Much of Syd Field’s gospel advice is centred around hanging
December 26, 2022
Mississippi Masala
“It is easy to be King of Kampala,” tells Okelo, saddled with resigned frustration, fanned by the flames beside him. “Why don’t you try to
December 2, 2022
Repulsion
Polanski’s second feature, made on the murky shores of the Thames, begins quiescently with Catherine Deneuve’s iris. Even in the absence of colour, one makes
October 23, 2022
Chan is Missing
With light stripping away half of the frame, surrendering the remainder to the shadows, all we see is a car surfing across Chinatown’s streets. Playfully
October 10, 2022
