Los Angeles Goes to the Movies: Our Top Films
It all comes together in Los Angeles: a city impossible to imagine without remembering scenes and images from films, a city simultaneously manufactured and…
It all comes together in Los Angeles: a city impossible to imagine without remembering scenes and images from films, a city simultaneously manufactured and…
Ricky D’Ambrose’s riddling feature Notes on an Appearance is possibly a detective story about a young man’s disappearance in New York, or a series…
There should be a cinema of reading whose sole generic requirement be that it contain lengthy shots of people reading either to themselves or…
The place is the Soviet War Memorial in Berlin’s Treptower Park. The day is May 9, 2017, the 72nd anniversary of the Red Army’s…
Hell is an eternal waiting room: so goes the basis of the parable that underlies German auteur Christan Petzold’s new remarkable film Transit. Based…
The 68th edition of the Berlinale is kicking off next week at Potsdamer Platz with a program sure to capture the attention of even…
On Friday 8th May 2015, the Berlin Film Society kicked off its two-day retrospective of Swedish award-winning filmmaker Ruben Östlund at the Hackesche Höfe Kino…
Amidst the general craziness of the Berlinale and the frantic running around from screening to screening, it might be easy to overlook “Books at…
Guatemalan director Jayro Bustamante is at the Berlinale this year with his debut feature, “Ixanul Volcano” – a soothingly slow, sensitive film about a…