Letterboxd — Your life in film

Life as a series of annoyances, and stress beyond one's control. Lovely and quiet way to end my festival.

It's quite special but I felt the sudden change of mind, while completely understandable, felt a little bit rushed and was formulated in service of obvious dramatic effect which the rest of the film avoids.

Really enjoyed Kore-eda's Korean baby shoplifting story, and especially the use of Aimee Mann's Wise Up.

Very opaque, but I assume it's a political satire about a hard to pin down representative of the state at an island in the French Polynesia, who seems concerned about possible plans to restart nuclear tests in the area, but also seems to have little to no knowledge or control on the matter.

A star-making turn for anyone still wondering whether Margaret Qualley is a movie star. Loved it.

A somber and nicely paced drama about one man's return to Naples, his reasons for leaving, and ultimately how he's linked to the city's criminal world.

Very much a collage made for the fans that captures the essence of his collector personality, and shifting personas. It's a tad too long and still misses some eras, but an excellent film none the less.

State of the show business debated through the metaphor of public surgery.

A story that has really not been told before, and what really blew me away was the swerve with which it's told. Incredible results from first time filmmakers Riley Keough and Gina Gammell.

An absurd comedy where superheroes fight for our planet and tell scary, grotesque and funny stories about our minds and bodies.

Absolutely riveting, brilliant, grotesque, and moving autopsy on inequality, jealousy, and societal norms. Funniest satire of his career. Give the man another Palme d'Or.

It's extremely gripping cinema from start to finish with an all around stellar cast.