The Endless: Who’s Crazy Now?
By Elias Savada. I’ve been a fan of horror maestros Justin Benson and Aaron Moorhead ever since catching their 2012 feature debut Resolution at that year’s SpookyFest in Washington DC. Last […]
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Framgångssagan – från kibbutz till start-upkultur
Läckande plastslangar är kanske inte det första man associerar till ordet ”startupkultur”, men faktum är att det kibbutzägda droppbevattningsföretaget Netafim förmodligen gjort mer för att sätta […]
A Genre Reclaimed: Coralie Fargeat’s Revenge
By Alex Brannan. There is a critical stigma to the small subset of films that comprise the rape-revenge genre – or, at the very least, a healthy hesitation. In 1980, Roger Ebert famously took […]
A Little Bold, and a Little Lighter: Sharon Badal on 2018 Tribeca Shorts
By Gary M. Kramer. This year, the Tribeca Film Festival, unspooling April 18-29, features 10 competitive shorts programs curated by the masterful Sharon Badal. (An ESPN program of four sports shorts also screening at […]
An Archive of Indoctrination: Hitler’s Hollywood
By Jeremy Carr. Even if there wasn’t a compelling, underlying thesis to Hitler’s Hollywood: German Cinema in the Age of Propaganda: 1933–1945, this 2017 film by Rüdiger Suchsland […]
Ord står mot bild i syntolkningsdramat Mot solnedgången
Det som gör kärleksdramat Mot solnedgången intressant är diskussionen kring syntolkningar. Calle Wahlström har sett Naomi Kawases senaste film.
Inlägget Ord står mot bild i syntolkningsdramat Mot solnedgången […]
Beauty and the Dogs: Women’s Revolution in Tunisian Cinema
By Matthew Fullerton. As Hollywood grapples with diversity issues, it is interesting to note how Tunisia, an emergent democracy since its 2011 revolution, has witnessed women filmmakers moving into the forefront of a traditionally male-[…]
Losing Touch: Ready Player One
By Dean Goldberg. While I’ll admit that Pong was the last video game I had any interest in and more recently got sea sick when a colleague slipped goggles on my head for […]
Unfertile Perspectives – A Green and Pagan Land: Myth, Magic and Landscape in British Film and Television by David Huckvale
A Book Review by Tony Williams. According to an old saying about not judging a book by its cover, the same can apply both to the image on the cover as well as the subtitle. […]
Unfertile Perspectives – A Green and Pagan Land: Myth, Magic and Landscape in British Film and Television by David Huckvale
A Book Review by Tony Williams. According to an old saying about not judging a book by its cover, the same can apply both to the image on the cover as well as the subtitle. […]