Fridae

  Frangipani was one of the most highly acclaimed showings at the Hong Kong Lesbian and Gay Film Festival. We caught up with director Visakesa Chandrasekaram to find out a little bit more about his work.

Shame is a stunning film whether you watch it as a cautionary tale about sex addiction or a mood piece about New York.

This film manages to put a positive spin the physical, private, and social aspects of ageing without sugar-coating the fact that it can be a wretched business.

Walter Hill is dead. Long live Walter Hill.

Yes Dorothy, only bad witches are ugly!

Love it or hate it, The Grandmaster is a masterpiece that goes beyond the cartoonish legend of Ip Man.

Like There Will Be Blood before it, The Master is a masterful evocation of a time and age long past.

Strong on suspense and lacking in ultraviolent derring-do, The Expatriate outshines flashier conspiracy thrillers.

Gaudy, ambitious, and visionary, Cloud Atlas is a showcase of Wachowski filmmaking and its irresistibility to the teenage imagination.

Will this disaster movie, unlike so many disaster movies, bring everyone together without an overdose of sentimentality and overstated heroism?