The Conundrum of Conventions: László Nemes's Moulin Review László Nemes has built a reputation for unflinching, uncompromising cinematic visions.
His Oscar winning debut feature, Son of Saul , was a Holocaust drama that left audiences reeling with its raw brutality and unvarnished portrayal of the atrocities committed during World War II.
Yet his latest offering, Moulin , takes a decidedly different approach, trading some of Nemes's signature boldness for a more mainstream appeal.