Category: International
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Despite its familiar premise and setting, The Christophers prove that stories about steadfast generations colliding can always be emotionally insightful if they allow themselves to be.
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Widely considered the foreground of the Italian Neorealism movement, The Children Are Watching Us proves that some of the first films in a cinematic movement aren’t always the best.
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Fellini proves even a sex comedy about life during the height of Italian fascism can be profound, exhilarating, and subtly tragic.
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The final entry in Ingmar Bergman’s Faith trilogy, two sisters struggle to connect with the world and each other as a young boy wanders the corridors of a hotel.
BEYOND THE FRAME 