Foreign Film
Foreign Lens: Pinocchio (2020)
Chike Coleman provides his foreign lens take on 2020's Pinocchio, starring Roberto Benigni.
Films To Be Thankful For: Monsieur Lazhar (2011)
Chike Coleman goes over the Oscar-nominated French film, Monsieur Lazhar, another film he is thankful for.
AFI Fest 2020 Review: ‘I Carry You With Me’ Brings Empathy to Melancholy Immigrant Love Story
Audrey Fox's AFI Fest review of I Carry You With Me, an international feature, centered on the romance between two men dealing with immigration issues, along with their passion.
‘Proxima’ Review: Exploring the Space Between Conflicting Obligations
Joseph Braverman reviews Proxima, an astronaut drama that stays grounded enough to deal with the effects this position can have on a mother.
AFI Fest 2020 Review: ‘Eyimofe’ Shows Off Confidently Made Drama In Lagos
Aaron Neuwirth reviews Eyimofe, a Nigerian drama that premiered at AFI Fest 2020. It tells two different stories of people looking to get away from it all.
AFI Fest 2020 Review: ‘Rival’ Gives Melodramatic Attention to Undocumented Employment
Joseph Braverman's AFI Fest review of Rival, an over melodramatic look at the undocumented workers.
AFI Fest 2020 Review: ‘My Little Sister’ Cherishes Unbreakable Bond of Siblings
The first bona fide “Best International Feature Film” contender for the 2021 Oscars makes its stateside festival debut. Representing Switzerland, My Little Sister is a devastating cancer drama by Stép...
AFI Fest 2020 Review: ‘À l’abordage’ is a Breezy Meditation on Summer Flings
After watching Guillaume Brac’s À l’abordage, it’s clear society needs to stop romanticizing the summer fling. People in the thralls of one never seem to get the memo: it’s onl...
Foreign Lens: Train To Busan (2016)
Chike Colman reviews the intense zombie-on-a-train feature Train To Busan as a special Halloween edition of the Foreign Lens.