
Filmmaker as Author and Audience: Babak Anvari Discusses Under the Shadow
If impatience should be associated as one of youth’s negative traits, then Babak Anvari’s debut feature Under the Shadow (2016) is a strange beast. […]
If impatience should be associated as one of youth’s negative traits, then Babak Anvari’s debut feature Under the Shadow (2016) is a strange beast. […]
The White King (2016) is Alex Helfrecht and Jörg Tittel’s feature directorial debut, a bold adaptation of György Dragomán’s novel. A coming of […]
Visual artist Fiona Tan’s Ascent (2016) is a collection of still photographs edited together that mirrors the construction of film as a single […]
In the midst of the infancy of 2017, it is only fitting that we take a moment to look back on a filmic […]
One of the great narrative arcs is that of the rise and fall, and while there have been morbid moments in which critics […]
Philip Ilson is one of the founders of The London Short Film Festival (LSFF). This month sees the festival host its fourteenth edition […]
Silence isn’t the first occasion when the director’s obsession with religion has been at the fore. Martin Scorsese is not only one of […]
Cinema can both entertain and inform, sometimes simultaneously. But when we use the term ‘entertainment’ what is exactly meant by it? Is the […]
Throughout the history of storytelling real life events have provided sustenance for dramatic fiction. While the mind and the levels of consciousness remain […]
The celebrated Chilean documentary filmmaker Patricio Guzmán has used cinema as a means to explore the turbulent history of his homeland, first with […]
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