AFF review: On the Go
Silly, profound, vulgar and mysterious, 'On the Go' is alive with the contradictions and chaos of a cruel and beautiful world.
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Silly, profound, vulgar and mysterious, 'On the Go' is alive with the contradictions and chaos of a cruel and beautiful world.
A gritty aesthetic complements an amusing, dream-like satire in Sean Price Williams’s directorial debut.
The dangers of skewed perceptions and the hardships of navigating boyhood drive Hirokazu Kore-eda’s latest benign thriller.
What if, every time you woke up, you were in a completely different year and at a completely different stage of your life?
What compels a person to kill? How do we even begin to unravel the mysteries of others when our own inner truths are so deeply buried?