Food On Film: How Chowing Down Redefined Cinema
byIf someone were to compile a list of the most memorable locations on screen in the last fifty years, where would spring to mind?…
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Artist Transforms Cinema Icons Into Tattooed Hipsters
byCould you imagine a heavily tattooed Merlin Monroe? Or the subtle Audrey Hepburn showing off her ink? Seattle-based artist Cheyenne Randall spends his spare…
A Sad Loss For Cinema: Alain Resnais Obituary
byAcclaimed French film director Alain Resnais has died in Paris aged 91. In a career spanning sixty years Resnais first rose to fame as…
Beyond Colour: Those Bloody Reds
byIn an article written long before directing his first feature, Antonioni recognized colour as a powerful and partly autonomous element of film language, “a…
A Picture Tells A Thousand Words: ‘Lost in Translation,’ A Decade On
byIs Lost in Translation one of the greatest films of the noughties or among its most overrated? Ottilie Wilford looks into why Sophia Coppola’s…
Much Ado About Adapting: Joss Whedon’s Vacation In Messina
byThe Macbeth adaptation released later on this year combines the forces of Michael Fassbender and Marion Cotillard, who will star as the power-crazed Macbeth and…
The Uneasy Charm of Cary Grant
byWhy Cary Grant can still win us over even when playing a murderer. The recent death of Joan Fontaine made me dig out my…
‘Norte, the End of History’: Why Diaz’s Masterpiece Deserves More Acclaim
byNorte, the End of History‘s screening at Cannes last year was Lav Diaz’s first entry into the most famous film festival of all. Named…