Articles by Robert Bell

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  Seashore

  Filipe Matzembacher and Marcio Reolon

  PUBLISHED May 26, 2015

  At first glance, there really isn't much to Filipe Matzembacher and Marcio Reolon's feature directorial debut, Seashore. It's a mostly obse...

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  Fourth Man Out

  Andrew Nackman

  PUBLISHED May 25, 2015

  Andrew Nackman's feature directorial debut, Fourth Man Out, is very much like the plethora of indie "coming out" comedies of the early '00s...

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  What's Between Us

  Claudia Lorenz

  PUBLISHED May 22, 2015

  For her feature directorial debut, Swiss director Claudia Lorenz has tackled what could be described as a Brokeback Mountain narrative told...

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  Don't Accept Dreams from Strangers

  Roberto Cuzzillo

  PUBLISHED May 22, 2015

  For anyone that's ever endured film production classes, wherein watching the pretentious and woefully muddled experiments of misguided clas...

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  Everlasting Love

  Marçal Forés

  PUBLISHED May 22, 2015

  Much like his feature directorial debut, the underrated coming-of-age fable, Animals, Everlasting Love is subtly surreal, existing mostly w...

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  Welcome to Me

  Shira Piven

  PUBLISHED May 21, 2015

  On paper, the basic premise of Shira Piven's oddball comedy, Welcome to Me, sounds like the sort of high concept conceit that's usually fou...

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  The Face of an Angel

  Michael Winterbottom

  PUBLISHED May 21, 2015

  Michael Winterbottom's Face of an Angel is very loosely based on the Barbie Latza Nadeau novel, Angel Face, which covered the Amanda Knox t...

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  Nasty Baby

  Sebastian Silva

  PUBLISHED May 21, 2015

  When Nasty Baby, Sebastian Silva's latest exercise in slow-building, psychological horror, starts out, it seems like the sort of insufferab...