Rendez-Vous with French Cinema 2018
By Caroline Ely March 7, 2018
Films in the series reflect a troubled mood, running the gamut from rage filled to woebegone.
Films in the series reflect a troubled mood, running the gamut from rage filled to woebegone.
A powerful character study of a woman in a position of authority in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Actors who have largely gone unseen—the ones who appear on-screen for just a few seconds or are among the army of extras in crowd scenes—take the spotlight.
An inspiring blend of documentary and animated fantasy.
One film focuses on gay Syrians desperate for personal freedom abroad and another on refugees trapped and exploited in a Lebanon camp.
An incisive satire of our present-day world, in all its digital distractions that stand in for human contact.
The rousing documentary centers on Gabriel Cordell, who decided to make history as the first person to roll across the United States in a no-frills wheelchair.
Noah Baumbach’s most accomplished work to date was among this year’s highlights.
A mash-up of lump-in-your-throat romance, espionage thrillers, and then some, this fantasy is catnip for unapologetic movie musicals fans.