Ponderous, intimate, and epic in its illustration of an extremely design-oriented family, Die Böhms: Architektur einer Familie is unique in scope and tone from other architect/family architect documentaries (My Architect, Eames). Central to the documentary […]
Doris Dörrie’s sweet and thoughtful film about mothers and daughters (of the female and trans- variety) is part Almodovar’s Volver and part Nana Neul’s Stiller Sommer (which screened at Berlin and Beyond 2014), a meditation on […]
Like all good film noirs from this generation, M shows the power and moral struggle between underground criminals and above-the-law policemen. Who should dispense justice to the child murderer? Is it the law, run by […]
Leonine Films 