Afire review: Christian Petzold's masterful study of artistic drive burns deep
Afire review: Christian Petzold's film starts as a character study of an entitled jerk, and soon takes a tonal shift. It screened at Dharamshala Film Festival.
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Afire review: Christian Petzold's film starts as a character study of an entitled jerk, and soon takes a tonal shift. It screened at Dharamshala Film Festival.
The German director’s latest is a sly comedy about writer’s block, a bad vacation, and the catastrophe of a warming world.
The title suggests its incendiary depths.
Leon (Thomas Schubert), the exasperated — and exasperating — young writer at the heart of the superb German drama "Afire," has a mesmerizingly punchable scowl. It's a scowl that rarely
In Christian Petzold's wincingly well-observed, acidly funny, 'Afire,' a young writer taking out his creative insecurities on everyone in his path.