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Berlinale 2024 - A Traveler's Needs ★★★★ - Movie Marker

Feb 22, 2024 | moviemarker.co.uk | Dion Wyn |Jumpcut Studios

Released: Berlinale 2024Director: Hong Sang-sooStarring: Isabelle Huppert, Lee Hyeyoung, Kwon Haehyo, Cho Yunhee, Ha SeonggukEach year, there is always one cert during film festival season: one or maybe two films from Hong Sang-soo. The South Korean auteur is a non-stop arthouse machine that continues experimenting and exploring the topics closest to his heart.
Poor Things ★★★

Oct 23, 2023 | moviemarker.co.uk | Dion Wyn

Director: Yorgos LanthimosCast: Emma Stone, Mark Ruffalo, Willem Dafoe, Ramy YoussefRelease: 12th January 2024Who would have thought over a decade ago that Yorgos Lanthimos would become a household name in cinema? From his humble beginnings with Kinneta, Alps and Dogtooth, the Greek titan has grown from strength to strength. His English language films have always been the talk of the town with The Lobster, The Killing of a Sacred Deer and the Oscar-winning The Favourite.
The Damned Don't Cry ★★★

Jul 2, 2023 | moviemarker.co.uk | Dion Wyn

Director: Fyzal BoulifaCast: Abdellah El Hajjouji, Aicha Tebbae, Antoine ReinartzReleased: 7th July 2023Film debuts are never easy to judge, but when you witness an astounding debut, it sticks with you. Fyzal Boulifa’s Lynn + Lucy is one of the finest directorial debuts in recent years. Its exploration of working-class Britain goes beyond and excels, but what happens when you make your sophomore film?
Stars at Noon ★★★★★

Jun 15, 2023 | moviemarker.co.uk | Dion Wyn

Director: Claire DenisCast: Margaret Qualley, Joe Alwyn, Benny SafdieReleased: June 19th 2023Claire Denis’ artistry is something we shouldn’t take for granted.
In Our Day ★★★★

May 30, 2023 | moviemarker.co.uk | Dion Wyn

Director: Hong Sang-sooCast: Ki Joo-bong, Kim Min-hee, Song Sun-mi, Park Miso, Ha Seong-guk, Kim Seung-yun Released: Cannes Film Festival 2023The yearly cinematic calendar always has a few guarantees a prequel, sequel, re-boot and at least two films from Hong Sang-soo. The Korean auteur’s impact on arthouse cinema is unparalleled and has made him the true successor to Eric Rohmer in the 21st century.