Peter Dinklage elevates exponentially the quality of Joe Wright’s version of this French classic that, to a certain degree, considering its mise-en-scène seems to have come out of Disney.
A great look into the lives of the common Chinese citizen, the biggest strength of this documentary is not trying to focus on the experience of sole individuals but instead putting the spotlight on the entire Chinese working class.
Drawing a lot from Ari Folman’s 2008 Vals Im Bashir, this Danish animated documentary tells the heartfelt story of Amin and his family as they try to escape from Afghanistan to Europe in the early 90’s.
With an amazing 5-minute start to the film, this poliziottesco classic directed by master of the genre Fernando Di Leo, grabs your complete attention from the very beginning until the “FINE”.
Deeply experimental film by one of the biggest pioneers of the medium, Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau.
