what to see?
Le Tout Nouveau
Testament
The Revenant
Black
Fifteen year old Mavela is
a member of the notorious
gang Black Bronx. She
falls head over heels in
love with the charismatic
Marwan, a boy from the
rival 1080 -ers. The two
young people are brutally
forced to choose between
loyalty to their gang or
the love for each other.
An impossible choice...
Or not?
14-01-16
James White
A frontiersman on a fur
trading expedition in the
1820’s fights for survival
after being mauled by
a bear and left for dead
by members of his own
hunting team. Did I
mention the frontiersman
was played by Leonardo
DiCaprio? No? Oh.
Goosebumps.
28-01-16
Watch out as watching
the trailer might already
make you cry. James
is a troubled twenty
something trying to stay
afloat in a frenzied New
York City. He retreats
further into a selfdestructive,
hedonistic
lifestyle, but as his mother
battles a serious illness,
James is forced to take
control of his life.
28-01-16
The Danish Girl
What if God really existed
and would spoil our lives on
a daily basis all managed
from a computer in an
apartment in Brussels? a
film full of oddities and
amazing visual inventions.
Totally surreal but yet so
cool.
05-11-2015
The Imposter
Anomalisa
Mediterranea
The deserved oscarwinning
co-director
Charlie Kaufman, who
came up with the story
made a total human film
and I personally had to
blink twice to see this was
an animated stop-motion
film. The images are
tremendous and I bet this
is already one of the must
sees of the year.
25-02-16
Is a loosely inspired love
story by the lives of
Danish artists Einar and
Gerda Wegener. Einar
makes the ground braking
decision to continue life
as a woman. The movie
explains the effect this
decision had for their
marriage as well as for
their art.
14-01-16
A remarkably eye-opening film about two men
making the dangerous
journey from Africa to
Italy for a better life, but
then face hostility and
violence in this shocking
look at the life-and-death
struggle of refugees.
11-02-16
8
A gripping thriller straight
out of real life that walks
the razor’s edge between
true-crime documentary
and film noir mystery.
Nicholas was 13 the day
he disappeared. Three
and a half years later he
is found alive, thousands
of miles away in southern
Spain with a story of
kidnap and torture. His
family is overjoyed to
bring him home. But
why does he now have a
strange accent? Why does
he look so different? And
why doesn’t the family
seem to notice these
glaring inconsistencies?