With award season here, the number of movies on your to-watch may be ramping up. The Globe and Mail critics round up some of their top choices of recent releases.
What our critic Barry Hertz said:is an attempt to answer, or at least explore, the vexing question of Fabienne Kabou, a woman who stood trial for murder over the death of her 15-month-old daughter.
The basics of Kabou’s story remain the same, albeit transferred to the trial of Laurence Coly , a Senegalese woman who travelled from Paris to the town of the title expressly with the purpose of murdering her young daughter. Just as neat answers evaded Kabou’s case, so, too, are they in short supply in. But this is a feature, not a bug: by letting the so-called facts of the shocking act hang in the air for everyone to interpret, Diop’s film revels in the enigmatic power of uncertainty.
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