WICKED LITTLE LETTERS is one of the most entertaining English period films made in years. A vulgar & hilarious whodunnit scandal stirred by female repression & false superiority. Olivia Colman & Jesse Buckley are a delightful foul-mouthed pairing backed by a highly enjoyable cast
Wim Wenders and Koji Yakusho give their four favorite Japanese films and Wenders speaks to the honor of representing Japan at the 2024 Oscars. 🏆
Perfect Days lands in US theaters this February.
I interviewed The great Ken Loach, who is retiring from filmmaking at 87, about his final film, and how to make films the Ken Loach Way. https://t.co/3tmoTf593Y
The Old Oak by Ken Loach is a highly effective anti-racist film. It brilliantly contextualises anti-refugee sentiment within the context of systematic decline in the North East, while also showing solidarity as equally part of our region’s history.
I've just watched Ken Loach's "The Old Oak".
It's a wonderful film, an affecting film, with towering performances by the two main leads.
If this turns out to be Ken's last film, it's a brilliant one. His compassion for the oppressed, whatever their background, shines through.
Crossing directed by Levan Akin is one of the movies of 2024 you can't miss. Every character in this, no matter how small the screen time, feels very real and it actively makes you wanna hang out with them. Every interaction in this movie just fills me with a lot of warmth.
MUN Cinema fall 2024 season starts today! We open with "Crossing" this evening at 7pm at Scotiabank Cineplex Theatre in the Avalon Mall.
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MUN Cinema is back! Our fall 2024 season starts on Wednesday, September 18th with "Crossing".
Due to cinema availability, we won't be quite so predictably biweekly as usual. So check the website, note the dates and mark your calendars.
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I loved Hirokazu Kore-eda’s psychological drama mystery Monster (2023). The Rashomon style storytelling shows different perspectives that goes from sinister to tragic events. It’s melancholic, poignant, beautiful, and thoughtful. A lovely final film score from Ryuichi Sakamoto.
Kore-eda Hirokazu's MONSTER is a complex film showcasing timely anxieties in a firmly Kore-eda-style package. While the film feels all Kore-eda’s, its surprising structure recalls a much older work by another master filmmaker: Kurosawa Akira‘s seminal Rashomon.
MUN Cinema presents "The Zone of Interest" this evening.
Our season is winding down, so if you have any spare ticks left on your season pass, there's only one more chance to use them after today.
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