It sounds paradoxical, but it’s often true that the more culturally precise a foreign language film is, the more universal its appeal becomes. This is the case with the charming but pointed “The Women’s Balcony.”
It sounds paradoxical, but it’s often true that the more culturally precise a foreign language film is, the more universal its appeal becomes. This is the case with the charming but pointed “The Women’s Balcony.”