Hirokazu Koreeda and the late Ryuichi Sakamoto deliver a storytelling masterclass with their work on Monster. Three perspectives, each differing in tone, are woven together, revealing a tapestry of truth and identity. A single mother, Saori, delicately played by Sakura Andô, notices distress in her son Minato (Soya Kurokawa) when he comes home from school…… Continue reading Monster
Tag: Festival de Cannes
Exclusive: Killing Boris Johnson – Interview with director of Cannes selected short
Killing Boris Johnson is the only UK film selected as part of La Cinef at Festival de Cannes 2023. Cinamore speaks exclusively with its writer, director Musa Alderson-Clarke, and producer Solomon Golding. La Cinef selected among 2000 films submitted by film schools from all around the world, 14 short fictions and 2 animated short films,…… Continue reading Exclusive: Killing Boris Johnson – Interview with director of Cannes selected short
Triangle of Sadness
Triangle of Sadness is a vacuous farce attempting to be cleverer than it is, but will only be remembered for its outrageous toilet humour. Triangle of Sadness directed by Ruben Östlund uses crass shock tactics as its way of distressing its audience about the absurdity of austerity, but the way it goes about it leaves…… Continue reading Triangle of Sadness