The Movies That Made Me: An Interview With Grace Barber-Plentie
byIn The Movies That Made Me, we interview creative individuals on how cinema has shaped and informed their body of work, exploring how film can…
In The Movies That Made Me, we interview creative individuals on how cinema has shaped and informed their body of work, exploring how film can…
Blue Jay (2016), written by Mark Duplass and directed by Alexandre Lehmann, is a sobering wakeup call to confront both past and present emotions…
It’s that time of year again when filmmakers, distributors, programmers and press from around the world descend upon our fair city for the Berlinale…
“The magic of cinema in its purest form.” – Asif Kapadia Remember the opening credits of the late 1980’s and early 90’s TV show…
Watching the 1977 Dario Argento version of Suspiria, heightened my anticipation of the new release by director Luca Guadagnino (Call Me By Your Name,…
A sizeable chunk George A. Romero’s all too short body of work was born between night and dawn. An overtly experimental stage -composed of four…
Cars in cinema are more than just props or vehicles that enable a character to get from A to B. They can be used to…
“Do you know anything about witches?” This Halloween, the Berlin Film Society is resurrecting Italian director Dario Argento’s 1977 cult horror classic, Suspiria – arguably…
Barefoot on stage, black silk, white-bleached hair: this is Stelahr. Born in London, raised in Berlin, Stella Franke was nurtured in an environment surrounded…