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…
Screening 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…
Recently released on DVD and Blu-ray by Criterion, “Persona” (1966) is a film that can be watched over and over again without losing its…
Canada with its wild and spectacular landscapes, is a peaceful land of multiculturalism. Isn’t that the image we usually have of this country? “Gimme…
Aleksandra recently watched ‘Reaching for the Moon’ – a film on the Brazil period of poet Elizabeth Bishop. These are her thoughts on poets…
Aleksandra Koluvija reveals why ‘The Pornographers’ is a film that is well worth watching. Directed by Shôhei Imamura, 128 min. Mesmerising. Eccentric. A classical masterpiece…
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…