WALLS CAN TALK
In this swan song of the late Spanish master Carlos Saura, the origins of humanity’s desire for expression are paralleled... View Article
Read moreIn this swan song of the late Spanish master Carlos Saura, the origins of humanity’s desire for expression are paralleled... View Article
Read moreAn uneasy truce of many years between the NYPD and Chinese organised crime is about to end in New York’s... View Article
Read moreThe Yanks had the screwball, and the Brits the golden age of the Ealing studio. National cultural differences are apparent,... View Article
Read moreAfter seeing Playtime (1967), François Truffaut wrote to Jacques Tati, “This is the first film about the Europe of 1968,... View Article
Read moreBuñuel’s final masterwork depicts Fernando Rey as a wealthy hidalgo who, whilst journeying from Seville to Paris, seeks to take... View Article
Read moreSing-along cinema has recently gained a foothold in other festivals and special events in Finland, but it got its first... View Article
Read moreAlthough the novel Maurice by the British author E.M. Forster was not published until 1979, a year after the author’s... View Article
Read moreSigurþór Hallbjörnsson, aka Spessi (300 Accordions, 2003; Horse with No Name, 2012), found fame as a photographer but has also... View Article
Read moreThe seven films of Michael Cimino, one of the most uncompromising directors of New Hollywood, have left an indelible mark... View Article
Read moreThe Midnight Sun Film Festival’s prime spot this year is reserved for the screening of Victor Sjöström’s (1879-1960) Ingeborg Holm... View Article
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