Film Review: Evil Does Not Exist | Under the Radar Magazine
Review: Evil Does Not Exist is an excellent, profound examination of our unchanging roles in the world, depending on our social class, location and moral values.
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Review: Evil Does Not Exist is an excellent, profound examination of our unchanging roles in the world, depending on our social class, location and moral values.
This year’s NYFF slate is "unnervingly obsessed with adults in illicit, illegal sexual relationships," our film critic writes.
Evil Does Not Exist, Hamaguchi's follow-up to his Oscar-winning Drive My Car, is a shorter journey, at once more direct and more elliptical.
Japanese and Chinese films scoop the largest nominations hauls ahead of the Asia Pacific Screen Awards.
The Busan International Film Festival (BIFF) is set to raise its curtain for the 28th edition Wednesday, with a keen eye on the latest trends in Asian cinema and a full slate of commercial and arthouse films.