LFF 2021: Spencer (2021) – Film Review
Two years after showing Ema at the BFI London Film Festival, Chilean filmmaker Pablo Larraín returns to the event with ...
Two years after showing Ema at the BFI London Film Festival, Chilean filmmaker Pablo Larraín returns to the event with ...
Chilean Pablo Larraín is a fabulous director, but his newest film, Ema, leaves one with a sense of anticlimax and ...
Few families have proven as adept at mythmaking as the Kennedys. The early ‘60s were a glorious golden period, a ...
As a writer, Pablo Neruda refused to be defined by a single creative signature. His style was vast, his topics ...
Pablo Larrain’s desolate drama The Club takes a windblown hike over the hills and down into the dark night of ...
Chile's entry for Best Foreign Language film in the 88th Academy Awards, The Club (original title: El Club) focuses on how ...
Despite being the son of a senator and a former government minister, Chilean director Pablo Larraín states that his political ...
After concluding his Pinochet trilogy with No, Chilean director Pablo Larraín has moved onto a new target. Disarming humour and ...
TV that matters No, by Chilean director Pablo Larraín (Tony Manero, NYFF 2008; Post Morten, NYFF 2010), is the richly ...
An eerie horror show that evokes real political events by indirection Alfredo Castro plays the kind of sleazy creep you'd ...