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Where we answer the question, "What did you see this year that you liked?
Where we answer the question, "What did you see this year that you liked?
The first ever queer Kashmiri language film is a beautiful tale of star crossed lovers, with performances as stunning as the landscapes
Take a trip to 1980's Brazil, where the kids of São Paolo get it in. and by 'it', I mean the ball into the net, of course. What else could I possibly be referring to?
by Umnia El-NeilTake a trip to 1980's Brazil, where the kids of São Paolo get it in. and by 'it', I mean the ball into the net, of course. What else could I possibly be referring to?
by Umnia El-NeilThe first ever queer Kashmiri language film is a beautiful tale of star crossed lovers, with performances as stunning as the landscapes
by Lucie NealeA masterful dialogue-less story on par with the most devastating Pixar fare you can imagine.
by Umnia El-Neil@obscurae ♬ original sound - OBSCURAE
by Umnia El-NeilRead more of Michel’s amazing work here. I feel that a lot gets lost when we compare film styles, even when they're applicable, and other ready-at-hand modes of descriptions fail us. It's easy to proclaim the next Vertigo in Decision to Leave, the next socially
by Michel AbdulazizWhat a brilliant, brilliant, BRILLIANT film. This is one of those films you are EXCITED for other people to discover because it is simply SO DAMN GOOD. Yes, here at OBSCURAE we do not talk down films we don’t like (and we’ll see if my boss and friend
by Celeste Kassautzki Sp.‘And just like that I stepped back into my body again. It wasn’t a trickle, it was more like a flood.’ Village Keeper stands out by not following the route of comforting the audience by making the single black mother bring up superhuman strength to fight adversity but instead
by Celeste Kassautzki Sp.@obscurae