Articles by Liam Lacey
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Review: ‘Ukiyo-E Heroes
A drawn-out process story about an artistic activity that seems all-too painstaking.
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Review: ‘Ryuichi Hirokawa: Human Battlefield’
An conventional if inspiration profile that reminds audiences how journalists cannot pretend to be mere witnesses to history.
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Review: ‘Shiners’
Shiners is a relaxed entertaining film that favours the slow and artisanal.
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Review: ‘Living the Game’
Living The Game explores the tournament rivalries and star personalities of the video game Streetfighter
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Review: ‘A Room of Her Own’
Yuko Nakamura’s film about artist Rai Naito is an oddity.
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Review: ‘Sunday Beauty Queen’
Sunday Beauty Queen is a big-hearted documentary from Filipino director Baby Ruth Villarama.
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Review: ‘The Challenge’
Decadence has rarely looked as gorgeous as it does in The Challenge.
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Review: ‘About My Liberty’
About My Liberty is less a coherent documentary film than the loose raw material for one.
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Review: ‘69 Minutes of 86 Days’
Egil Haskjold Larsen’s 69 Minutes of 86 Days begins on the Greek shoreline in what feels like an alternative history.
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Review: ‘A Cambodian Spring’
A Cambodian Spring is a visceral and complex film.
