Klaus
By Jose Taveras November 8, 2019
This year, it’s Netflix’s turn to get the holiday season started with Sergio Pablos’s animated Klaus.
This year, it’s Netflix’s turn to get the holiday season started with Sergio Pablos’s animated Klaus.
A smart and colorful animated movie set in Paris of the Belle Époque, a golden age of scientific progress and fertility in the arts.
The behind-the-scenes adventures, provocations, and controversies of Luis Buñuel’s Las Hurdes: Land Without Bread.
An animated Planes, Trains and Automobiles in the setting of Around the World in 80 Days, as well as a movie for the whole family.
A stylish and surreal animated film that is nothing if not playful.
Fantasy, reality, and time travel collide in Mirai, a Japanese animated film, where the problem of dealing with a newcomer sibling is blended with strange elements.
The animation, full of weird mystical and just plain odd creatures, is breathtakingly colorful and full of striking images.
Wes Anderson’s new and visually stunning escapade, flavored by the Japanese cinema of the Kurosawa and Miyazaki persuasion.
For the exceptional quality of its artwork, this film is a must-see for teen and adult fans of anime.