The Films of Jean-Luc Godard
Jean-Luc Godard was a titan of cinema. From his debut feature film Breathless to his final film The Image Book, Godard pushedContinue Reading
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The Quiet Poetry of Near Dark
Before Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez would make From Dusk Till Dawn in 1996 and John Carpenter Vampires in 1998,Continue Reading
The Films of Zhang Yimou
Zhang Yimou holds an impressive place within cinema, one of only a few auteurs to direct films that excel bothContinue Reading
An Interview with Salomón Askenazi (director, El Rey de la Fiesta)
Salomón Askenazi is the director of El Rey de la Fiesta, his third feature-length film. El Rey de la Fiesta revolves around theContinue Reading
Most Anticipated of April 2021
Alex Sitaras: It may seem a little on-the-nose to release a film revolving around a pandemic, yet Ben Wheatley hasContinue Reading
Most Anticipated of March 2021
Ian Floodgate: Audiences might be easing back into cinemas, but most of the films we’re anticipating this month appear toContinue Reading
The Films of Hayao Miyazaki
We turn to the world of animation, and particularly the wondrous films directed by Hayao Miyazaki, for this month’s RetrospectiveContinue Reading
Most Anticipated of February 2021
Mia Sherry: Going into February and the host of films that we have coming out, one that has really caughtContinue 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
One Night in Miami ★★★½
Through frameworks couched in biopics exploring the same era, Regina King’s committed, hopeful directorial debut One Night in Miami piecesContinue Reading
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