MON ONCLE
Jacques Tati’s first color film Mon oncle (1958) was a great success, winning both the Jury Prize at the Cannes Film Festival as well as the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film. Foreign language... View Article
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MONDAY OR TUESDAY
Monday or Tuesday is not the first time that Vatroslav Mimica is experimenting with a stream of consciousness narrative –... View Article
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MONICA IN THE SOUTH SEAS
After Nanook of the North (1922) had become the first documentary film to achieve wide success, Paramount gave director Robert... View Article
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MULHOLLAND DRIVE
Mulholland Drive has frequently been named the best film of the millennium, and the value of this status is elevated... View Article
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MY JOY
A body is pushed in a ditch, a mixer-full of cement splashed on top. A bulldozer finishes the operation, rolling... View Article
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MY SAILOR, MY LOVE
Retired and widowed former sea captain Howard leads a solitary life, until his daughter Grace hires a widowed housekeeper Annie... View Article
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NADJA
It’s the 1990s in wintry New York City. Count Dracula’s daughter Nadja has settled into the city that never sleeps.... View Article
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NIGHT SCHOOL OF EXPERIMENTAL CINEMA
“I’m really busy during the day, but I can be free at night.” – Katie Price in Midnight Sun (2018)... View Article
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OKIKU AND THE WORLD
Japan, 1858: Yasuke and Chunji work their way through the lower-class tenement housing complexes of Edo (nowadays Tōkyō) – the... View Article
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OTHER PEOPLE’S CHILDREN
The conventional story in romantic comedies usually regards the triumph of love over challenges, and the film often ends before... View Article
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