Review: ‘The Human Scale’
byAleksandra Koluvija explores Danish environmental documentary The Human Scale and how it relates to Berlin. Directed by Andreas Dalsgard, 83 minutes. Every human being…
Aleksandra Koluvija explores Danish environmental documentary The Human Scale and how it relates to Berlin. Directed by Andreas Dalsgard, 83 minutes. Every human being…
Aleksandra Koluvija reviews the 2010 Serbian film, Belgrad Radio Taxi, and explains why it captures the spirit of the city so perfectly. Directed by Srdjan…
The identification and the self-recognition of the audience with the main character of a drama is a process described, established and accepted since Aristotle….
Reality? It is the toothbrush waiting at home for you in its glass, a bus ticket, a paycheck and the grave,” says Orson Welles…
Aleksandra Koluvija reflects on the thought-provoking documentary Closed Sea, a topic particularly close to her heart due to her past as a legal advisor…
Is there a solid enough reason for fans of the first season to hold off on watching the second until its conclusion, and then…
In his first film since 2009’s Where The Wild Things Are, Spike Jonze ventures into new territory with the rom-com for the Apple age,…
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