‘Viva’ Brings New Life to the Queer Coming-of-Age Tale Angelica Chong, Contributing Writer • April 28, 2016 Set in Cuba, "Viva" centers on Jesus, whose father does not approve of his desire to be a drag performer.
‘Sweet Bean,’ From Japan, Is Slow Yet Satisfying Carter Glace, Staff Writer • March 25, 2016 "Sweet Bean", the new film from Japanese director Naomi Kawase, focuses on the relationship between a bakery owner and the elderly woman he hires.
“Marguerite” is a Surprising, Off-Key Delight Dejarelle Gaines, Copy Chief • March 8, 2016 French film "Marguerite" centers on a wealthy, aspiring opera singer — who cannot sing.
Beautiful and Bloody, ‘The Tribe’ is Brutal to Watch Ethan Sapienza, Film Editor • March 4, 2016 "The Tribe" is the story of a bloody and brutal boarding school for the deaf in Ukraine.
‘Mountains May Depart’ For Naught Ethan Sapienza, Film Editor • February 12, 2016 Chinese director Jia Zhangke's new film looks at China's economic boom.
