Tag: Gael García Bernal

Chilean Pablo Larraín is a fabulous director, but his newest film, Ema, leaves one with a sense of anticlimax and ...

As a writer, Pablo Neruda refused to be defined by a single creative signature. His style was vast, his topics ...

TV that matters No, by Chilean director Pablo Larraín (Tony Manero, NYFF 2008; Post Morten, NYFF 2010), is the richly ...

It's good to have films that make things clear at the start of the film.  So, when you hear "if ...

Bird's eye view Gerardo Naranjo's third film, Miss Bala, is all about point of view. He chooses to tell a ...

Miss Bala (which translates as Miss Bullet) focuses on Laura, an average young woman living in Tijuana, Mexico, who dreams ...

The first hour of this film is magical: the stunning South American scenery lends itself to grandiose cinematography against which ...

Fernando Meirelles first tried to adapt Blindness to the big screen in 1997. The answer of José Saramago, the novel’s ...