Brooke Heinz, Author at Filmed in Ether

Interview: Kwon Man-ki talks debut feature ‘Clean Up’

Brooke HeinzJune 29, 2019

We caught up with director Kwon Man-ki to talk about his film 'Clean Up', the young director's graduate film which has traveled to festivals around the world....

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Review: Parasite

Brooke HeinzJune 29, 2019

Bong Joon-ho's award-winning film Parasite is a welcome return to South Korean filmmaking for the director and is one of his absolute best works to date....

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Interview: Bong Joon-ho talks ‘Parasite’ and his brand of genre filmmaking

Brooke HeinzJune 18, 2019

Director Bong Joon-ho chats to Brooke Heinz about his new film 'Parasite', his historic win at Cannes and the appeal behind his brand of genre filmmaking....

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Working Class Woman: The Films of Sakura Ando

Brooke HeinzDecember 10, 2018

From Shoplifters to Love Exposure, Sakura Ando is one Japan's best actresses working today. We look back on her best performances so far....

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KOFFIA 2018 Review: Microhabitat

Brooke HeinzAugust 29, 2018

Female-driven indie drama Microhabitat is a socially conscious feature about a young woman's struggle to keep up in modern-day Korea....

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SFF 2018 Review: Shoplifters

Brooke HeinzJuly 3, 2018

Japanese master Hirokazu Koreeda returns to the family drama in top form with the heartfelt Palme d'Or award-winning film, Shoplifters....

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SFF 2018 Review: Burning

Brooke HeinzJune 27, 2018

Lee Chang-dong has returned after an eight year absence with new film and Cannes 2018 favourite, Burning, an adaptation of a Haruki Murakami short story....

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SFF 2018 Review: An Elephant Sitting Still

Brooke HeinzJune 25, 2018

An Elephant Sitting Still is a mystifying four hour Chinese feature and a stunning debut despite the tragedy surrounding its filmmaker, Hu Bo....

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TJFF 2018 Review: Hanagatami

Brooke HeinzJune 10, 2018

Celebrated Japanese filmmaker Nobuhiko Obayashi does not miss a step in his new and 'timeless' anti-war film, Hanagatami....

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Review: Psychokinesis

Brooke HeinzMay 19, 2018

Psychokinesis is Yeon Sang-ho's follow up to the massively successful Train to Busan and puts a different spin on the superhero genre. ...

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MQFF 2018 Review: Maybe Tomorrow

Brooke HeinzMarch 14, 2018

Best friends Jess and Alex find love in each other in Maybe Tomorrow, the lesbian coming-of-age drama by debut filmmmaker Samantha Lee. ...

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JFF 2017 Review: The Tokyo Night Sky is Always the Densest Shade of Blue

Brooke HeinzDecember 8, 2017

In a city of ten million, it can be easy to be just part of the crowd. We look at Yuya Ishii's The Tokyo Night Sky is Always the Densest Shade of Blue....

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