Alireza Hatamvand

A bold endeavour, the film’s use of Australia’s natural landscapes is extremely effective in creating a post-apocalyptic atmosphere …

… deep and distinctive …

... no matter how humane and enlightening the film may be, it suffers to some extent from the lack of a clear cinematic form.

… one can actually turn off the analytical part of the brain and simply watch the entire film only with their eyes.

… a confident and quietly powerful debut …

...filled with a distinctly feminine spirit ...

… a film that will linger in the memory of cinephiles for many years.

You have possibly encountered very narrow videos on Instagram that leave almost 90% of your screen height empty, and of course, are very wide. This is something that has become

Woody Allen, in his autobiography Apropos of Nothing, begins the story of how his passionate period with Diane Keaton started: We’re all sitting in the theater waiting for Keaton to

… may not fully touch us with its form or its emotions, yet it still creates moments that are worth watching.