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
Read moreAfter seeing Playtime (1967), François Truffaut wrote to Jacques Tati, “This is the first film about the Europe of 1968,... View Article
Read moreWhen many cinemagoers don’t know that much more about contemporary Chinese cinema than the socially insightful works of the always... View Article
Read moreThe Straight Story is considered an oddball in Lynch’s filmography precisely because it’s his least strange film. The film, based... View Article
Read moreLauded as a poet and the co-screenwriter of Juho Kuosmanen’s The Happiest Day in the Life of Olli Mäki, Mikko... View Article
Read moreThe many films of the illustrious career of brothers Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne, who captured Sodankylä in 2005 with their... View Article
Read moreNo SFR Yugoslav director had as often seen a film of his submitted for the Academy Award for Best Foreign... View Article
Read moreIt is poignant that in the opening of Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me, a television is smashed to pieces.... View Article
Read moreEmmanuel Mouret’s second feature film is set in the director’s hometown: hot, summery Marseille. Venus and Fleur (2004) premiered globally... 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 moreThe Yanks had the screwball, and the Brits the golden age of the Ealing studio. National cultural differences are apparent,... View Article
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