4 Stars

Lila is in coma after a car accident. Valentin is ‘going’ after her, connecting to her mind through an innovative medical procedure. Will he manage to bring her back?   Adrien Lhommedieu’s ‘Lila & Valentin’ is a delirious cinematographic […]

Clemence and Aude have been friends for a long time. But something will happen between them that will make Clemence doubt her own identity.   Director Celeste Rogosin explores an intense relationship between her two leading characters and builds […]

While highly stressed with a business proposal he has to pitch, a man forgets about his accompanying in the car on a very hot day, under the blazing sun.   ‘Blazing Sun’ is another exceptional psychological thriller that TMFF […]

The first thing that stands out in Mitch E. Apley’s film is the cinematography, the second is the mysterious nature of the film and the unpuzzled truth in the script.   A murder is taking place in the house […]

Education… a background theme oftenly found in films but rarely treated independently. There are little films that come to or mind right now to have ‘put the lights’ peculiarly on education (e.g. American History X).   ‘The Choices Of […]

Our September’s 1st Place winner is the waggish short of Marc-Henri Boulier, ‘Juliet’. In a very near future SEED company invents a woman android for the men’s pleasures – JULIET1. But as time goes by … people find it […]

Again the Jewish drama of WWII is brought forward by Russian director Mikhail Uchitelev. An opera singer abandons hope ready to turn herself in when a friend of honour refuses to abandon her and searches for an escape plan. […]

 BECAUSE OF THE SPOILERS IN THIS REVIEW WE STRONGLY ADVISE TO WATCH THE FILM FIRST.   A dying father is taken care of by his son and his daughter, but when the old man’s daughter will come back home […]

Ronald is suffering of Down syndrome. And as he is wandering around the town he accidentally meets a woman having her coffee. The cup of coffee is what will remind him of his origins, his parents and their failed […]

Alex Afshar’s film is one about discovering your own self, connecting to important things in life – like nature – and to the knowledge and experience of one’s own predecessors, and about self development… or better said self enlightenment.   […]