
Tuya de hun shi (2006) – Film Review
Short and straight-to-the point film that goes by quickly just like a cold breeze in the Mongolian desert that overtakes the screen.

Short and straight-to-the point film that goes by quickly just like a cold breeze in the Mongolian desert that overtakes the screen.

In his third film after being banned from filming and travelling by his own Government, Iranian filmmaker Jafar Panahi takes the streets of the country’s capital of Tehran aboard of a taxi driven by him in this docufiction that approaches the audience to the reality in the streets of the Iranian metropolis.

Tragically beautiful WWII film that focuses on the psyche and emotional journey of a young British soldier during his training and wait before being send out at the forefront of the Normandy landings.

Highly unconventional film from start to finish with its highs and lows.

The latest feature from PTA presents the early stages of a love between a teen and a young adult through a heavily sub-plotted story set in 70’s Los Angeles.
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