LOST HIGHWAY
“Dick Laurent is dead.” These words mark the beginning of an iconically enigmatic trip that, all the way from the... View Article
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MICHAEL CIMINO, UN MIRAGE AMÉRICAIN
The seven films of Michael Cimino, one of the most uncompromising directors of New Hollywood, have left an indelible mark... View Article
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HALLELUJAH: LEONARD COHEN, A JOURNEY, A SONG
Leonard Cohen’s poetic voice – rough yet smooth, rich as whiskey and forged in the pitfalls of life – accompanies... View Article
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I KNOW WHERE I’M GOING
An ambitious middle-class woman (Wendy Hiller) from Manchester travels to the Hebrides, where she is planning to marry a significantly... View Article
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BLUE JEAN
Georgia Oakley’s subtle but powerful debut Blue Jean takes us to Margaret Thatcher-led 1980s Great Britain, where societal prejudice forces... View Article
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ARMAGEDDON TIME
It is a relief to see an acting giant like Anthony Hopkins once again in a bullseye by a top... View Article
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A BUNCH OF AMATEURS
If film clubs (for watching films) are sadly starting to be mostly curiosities of past times, then amateur film-making clubs... View Article
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BARABOO
The lives of six people intersect in a run-down motel in the peaceful village of Baraboo. Some have moved there... View Article
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A COOLER CLIMATE
In 1960, James Ivory visited Afghanistan to make a documentary he vaguely conceived as a pendant to a film on... View Article
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BENEDICTION
This is not the first time that top English director Terence Davies (in Sodankylä 2010) has dealt with memories and... View Article
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