‘Scott Pilgrim’ vs. The Hypocrites
byThe story written by Bryan Lee O’Malley and later adapted by the director Edgar Wright tell us a part of the life of young…
Reviews
‘Wetlands’ - Smells Like New Wave Spunk
byTeen spirit is a whole new beast in the Me Me Me Generation’s interpretation - and it shows, in all its outrageous, trail-blazing glory,…
‘Apflickorna’: Coming-Of-Age Through The Prism Of Power
byInternational Queer Film Festival has just finished in Berlin. This year the four day event showed short films from Scandinavia, Germany and many more…
Review: ‘20,000 Days on Earth’
byMusician and writer Nick Cave stars in 20,000 Days on Earth, a modern and musical essay about time, memory and fundamental questions about the…
Review: ‘Supermarkt’
byScreening WEDNESDAY 28TH MAY at PRINCE CHARLES DOORS OPEN: 19:30 // FILM STARTS: 20:00 // Q&A: 21:30 The Berlin Film Society is proud to…
Revisited: Ingmar Bergman’s ‘Persona’
byRecently released on DVD and Blu-ray by Criterion, “Persona” (1966) is a film that can be watched over and over again without losing its…
Peter Mettler’s ‘Petropolis’ And ‘Picture Of Light’
byCanada with its wild and spectacular landscapes, is a peaceful land of multiculturalism. Isn’t that the image we usually have of this country? “Gimme…
‘Reaching For The Moon’ And Poets In Contemporary Film
byAleksandra recently watched ‘Reaching for the Moon’ - a film on the Brazil period of poet Elizabeth Bishop. These are her thoughts on poets…
Review: ‘The Pornographers’
byAleksandra Koluvija reveals why ‘The Pornographers’ is a film that is well worth watching. Directed by Shôhei Imamura, 128 min. Mesmerising. Eccentric. A classical masterpiece…