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“Where Does Play End And Art Begin?”: Remembering Agnès Varda
Agnès Varda, Visages, Villages (2017) cinetamaris “The mind zaps all the time. We can zap throu...
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Chaos Theories: Jonas Åkerlund’s Black Metal Movie
All images courtesy: Jonas Åkerlund Can you separate art from artist? Or, more specifically, is...
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Timperley Sunset: Director Steven Sullivan On Being Frank
The absurd comedy style of Frank Sidebottom appeared as real as could be. Besides his papier-mâ...
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That's How It Goes: Asghar Farhadi's Everybody Knows
There isn’t anything quite as nostalgically romantic as two sets of initials carved roughly alo...
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Border Con-Troll: Ali Abassi, Eva Milander & Eero Milonoff Interview
INT. HOTEL LOUNGE – DAY The scene is the narrow interior of a hotel lounge in Mayfair, West Lo...
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Ray Of Light: An Interview With Richard Billingham
Richard Billingham’s Birmingham-set drama, Ray & Liz, looks back at the life of his family ...
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Preview: Thirty Years of Sonic Youth's Daydream Nation
"The group has just finished a long project that in some ways is the beginning of a new path, y...
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Nothing Is Trite: PJ Harvey In A Dog Called Money
One the themes emerging from the majority of films I’ve seen here at the 2019 Berlinale is that...
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Mirror's Image: Pedro Almodovar's Broken Embraces Review
About twenty years ago, Pedro Almodovar started taking photos of the posters for his films on b...
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Barbarism After Auschwitz: Inglourious Basterds Reviewed
Hollywood has been churning out Nazi films like they're going out of style. Over the past year ...
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Solipsism Syndrome: Duncan Jones' Debut Moon Reviewed
Several months ago, teasers and gossip surrounding Duncan Jones's debut feature Moon seemed to ...
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A Family Affair: Claire Denis' 35 Shots Of Rum Reviewed
There was a time when it was a big deal - seeing black actors on screen. In a way, it still is ...
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Hell to Pay: Sam Raimi's Drag Me to Hell
Sam Raimi was watching the section in Pan's Labyrinth where young Ofelia has just escaped the t...
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Memories Of The Future: Terminator Salvation Reviewed
The best parts in the original Terminator were those few elusive glimpses of the post-judgment ...
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Charlie Kaufman's Synecdoche, New York Reviewed
At his best, Charlie Kaufman is a brilliant surrealist whose inventive premises draw attention ...
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Star Trek Reviewed Plus The Odd-Numbered Films Reassessed
They've been piping Star Trek out, in some form or other, since 1966. It's old, but then it's b...
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