What We’re Watching – March 2023
We have a bit of variety this month, ranging from classic cinema to the slasher film. Strong performances and thoughtfulnessContinue Reading
Tag: Michael Haneke
Cinematic Time Travel in Lumière and Company
What kind of films would Stanley Kubrick have made if modern CGI was at his disposal? What would Tarkovsky haveContinue Reading
Discussing Save the Green Planet!
Nick Davie: As 2020 draws to a close, South Korean cinema has never been as popular as it is now,Continue Reading
Psycho (1998) and the Philosophy of Remakes
The movie industry today tends to reward anything with any sort of name recognition and has prompted an endless supplyContinue Reading
Fate vs. Free Will in Cure
The late 1990s and the early 2000s were a seminal time for Japanese cinema, specifically in the horror genre. SomeContinue Reading
Dogtooth: The Greek Weird Wave
In 2009, Greek director Yorgos Lanthimos announced himself on the international film circuit- the auteur would champion a new waveContinue Reading
The Films of Isabelle Huppert
Isabelle Huppert celebrates her birthday today! Her performances are perhaps some of the most memorable of any actress, bringing aContinue Reading
Commemorating the Foreign Language Nominees for Best Picture
After almost one hundred years since the first Academy Awards ceremony, Bong Joon-ho‘s Parasite became the first foreign language film toContinue Reading
Most Anticipated of May 2019
Alex Sitaras: I’ll get us started with the first film in this month’s Most Anticipated selection, Non-Fiction directed by OlivierContinue Reading
Transit ★★★★
As with the words ‘ironic’ and ‘literally’, ‘Kafkaesque’ is so commonly misused that its true meaning has become obfuscated, andContinue Reading
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