Silent Comedy Greats
This year’s silent film experiences in Sodankylä are rounded off by a hilarious classic comedy trio accompanied by Neil Brand.... View Article
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Out of Season
Stars of European quality cinema, French actor Guillaume Canet and Italian actress Alba Rohrwacher, deliver unforgettable performances as former lovers... View Article
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One Sings, the Other Doesn’t
Agnès Varda’s joyous political manifesto One Sings, the Other Doesn’t was released in 1977, two years after abortion was legalised... View Article
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Once Upon a Time in a Forest
Once Upon a Time in a Forest tackles a subject on which Finnish people are more opinionated than educated: the... View Article
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Man on the Moon
Jim Carrey’s comedy certainly splits opinions. To some, he is a great, intuitive genius like Jerry Lewis, while to others,... View Article
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In Bed with Madonna
In 1990, Madonna-mania was raging. After previous year’s critically acclaimed and controversial album, Like a Prayer, the demand for more... View Article
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Made in England: The Films of Powell and Pressburger
Martin Scorcese is recognised for his skill as a filmmaker – including as the maker of some highly personal documentaries... View Article
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Limbo
As Australian cinema has stayed relatively out of the spotlight at the Midnight Sun Film Festival, we have not –... View Article
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La chimera
The Englishman Arthur has the ability to find ancient tombs buried in the earth. The memory of his lost spouse... View Article
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Kalak
Kalak, directed by Swedish filmmaker Isabella Eklöf as a Nordic co-production in Greenland, opens with a startling scene: an older... View Article
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