BUFF ‘25 Movie Review: “BEST WISHES TO ALL” means well, but…
Great ideas and frightening ideologies go unrealized, making the new film from Yûta Shimotsu a frustrating exercise.
Great ideas and frightening ideologies go unrealized, making the new film from Yûta Shimotsu a frustrating exercise.
Funny and gratifying, with a career-making lead performance and a good measure of the monstrous
HEAD LIKE A HOLE is the very definition of making the most of limited means, just a handful of actors and a couple of locations.
Blichfeldt is able to pointedly and scarily address her of-the-moment themes without breaking the finely crafted period spell her movie casts.
This year saw an especially strong lineup of feature and short presentations, and these were the movies voted best of the fest.