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An emotionally devastating indictment of a continuing EU crisis - and one of Agnieszka Holland's best films. It won the Special Jury Prize in Venice last year, and is one of the most gripping films you’ll see in 2024.
Vulture critics and staffers pick their most anticipated films of the upcoming year from Bong Joon-Ho’s ‘Mickey-17,’ the Zendaya-starring ‘Challengers,’ to ‘Wicked: Part One,’ and a whole lot more.
Movie review: Polish director Agnieszka Holland has courted controversy and critical acclaim with ‘Green Border,’ and it's no wonder why.
“Green Border,” Agnieszka Holland’s film about the plight of refugees on the Poland-Belarus border, just stunned audiences at the New York Film Festival.
Agata Kubis/Metro FilmsAmong her numerous achievements, Polish auteur Agnieszka Holland helmed multiple excellent episodes of HBO’s The Wire, and she brings that series’ blend of docudrama realism and suspenseful urgency to Green Border, an impassioned portrait of men and women navigating a crisis without easy solution or foreseeable end. Screening at this year’s New York Film Festival, Holland’s latest is a tad distended, resulting in repetition that undercuts its power, even as it also shies a