Films by Collection

Staff Picks: Lisa Bomash

Choosing is the hardest, when there are two options I wish I could have both. When there are more, I am Jack’s hesitation.

So, here is a list of everything:  rhythms and magic of New Orleans past and present; intellectuals; kaleidoscopes of poetry and colours; sadness of an era fading in history; small sounds and textures of the world; tales from the West and East; curiosities of cinematography; vampires; dreams and realities that are not contradictory, old stories told anew in a language that I can’t speak. 

Song of the Sea

Tomm Moore

An enthralling reinterpretation of Irish folktales… Sophisticated enough to appeal to adults and packed with enough humour and adventure to work for youngsters, Song of the Sea is a real animated gem.

Victoria

Sebastian Schipper

An after-midnight flirtation on the streets of Berlin gets thrillingly side-tracked by another chase entirely. Filmed in a single real-time take, it’s an edit-free pièce de résistance of acting, directing and mobile camerawork.