CAPRICE
Emmanuel Mouret is a delicious discovery for anyone who enjoys classic Woody Allen and Èric Rohmer – or just talkative... View Article
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ROUNDABOUT
Zvonimir Berković is one of Croatia cinema’s strangest figures: He auteur’ed merely four fiction features, of which only the first:... View Article
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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
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WINTER BOY
There is a knock on the door of the dormitory in the middle of the night, which wakes up teenager... View Article
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VENUS AND FLEUR
Emmanuel Mouret’s second feature film is set in the director’s hometown: hot, summery Marseille. Venus and Fleur (2004) premiered globally... View Article
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TORI AND LOKITA
The many films of the illustrious career of brothers Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne, who captured Sodankylä in 2005 with their... View Article
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THE WOODCUTTER STORY
Lauded as a poet and the co-screenwriter of Juho Kuosmanen’s The Happiest Day in the Life of Olli Mäki, Mikko... View Article
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TRAIN WITHOUT A TIMETABLE
No SFR Yugoslav director had as often seen a film of his submitted for the Academy Award for Best Foreign... View Article
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THE RISE AND FALL OF JACQUES TATI
After seeing Playtime (1967), François Truffaut wrote to Jacques Tati, “This is the first film about the Europe of 1968,... View Article
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THE NATURAL HISTORY OF DESTRUCTION
The horrors of World War II included extensive aerial bombardment. Almost all countries got their share of it, but major... View Article
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