Origin
By Guillermo Lopez Meza January 18, 2024
This is the best film from last year that you probably haven’t seen yet.
This is the best film from last year that you probably haven’t seen yet.
The elegant framing, the long takes, and the eclectic soundscapes almost induce a trancelike state.
Directed by actress Hiam Abbass’s daughter, the documentary examines what Abbass could and could not leave behind after she left her Palestinian family for Europe.
As Jordan’s international feature Oscar entry, this somber story of injustice and one woman’s breaking point should garner deserved attention.
A charming, effervescent, and smart addition to François Ozon’s always fast-moving, fast-changing body of work.
What’s the point of a top 10 list if it rubber stamps the usual suspects and mimics so many others?
A Frankenstein fable that becomes a coming-of-age saga exploding societal conventions, particularly the physical kind. Nudity, explicit sex, and grotesqueries abound.
A film of tremendous unease that adults experience on behalf of children and children experience between themselves.
A massive earthquake tears through Seoul, yet somehow, one apartment complex manages to survive intact.