Matthias Schoenaerts is compelling in the crime drama Bullhead. A powerful performance is at the centre of the film that links a childhood trauma with contemporary gangsters in rural Belgium. It's a sad and beautiful film.

An odd and beautiful film mixing melodrama and science fiction. I saw it at a screening at the Halifax Independent Filmmakers Festival where it was accompanied by a group of musicians playing and it made for a really great experience. A unique combination of different elements with some great art direction, bold editing, and an odd sense of humour.

This film was fascinating to me. Slow and methodical, it slowly revealed things in a naturalistic way that began to connect together to ultimately become something moving.
Quite wonderful how small moments can combine into a profound larger picture.

A unique and sometimes challenging film that is infused with a strange joy. With a rambling plot and beautiful images and sounds it uses the story of Uncle Boonmee as a jumping off point to mix the real and the spiritual in a meditative way that can lull you into a sense of peace and wonder. I loved experiencing this film and just relaxing and going with the flow of it.