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Daily Archives: August 30, 2014
The Missing Picture (2013) ☆☆☆(3/4) : Memories of a genocide
The documentary film “The Missing Picture” attempts an unconventional approach for its grim historical subject. Mainly through its simple but delicate presentation of clay figurine dioramas, it conveys to us the personal memories of pain and horror from one of … Continue reading
