A Love Letter To Cinema
Joachim Trier’s Cinema: Memory, Time, and Intergenerational Relationships
Visually enchanting Sorrentino portrait that moves from the story of a man aging with quiet grace to the idealized spirit of Italy
In a film that traces the silent memory of bodies and spaces, the voices of women across generations remind us that time pulses not only now, but also then.
Cardboard Extras, Flying Penises and Dracula : Radu Judes Strikes Again
"The past is never dead. It’s not even past.”Even if buried in an unmarked grave, there is a past that is never dead. Racism in American history is like bile rising to the mouth; bitter and burning the throat.
One of the most anticipated films of 2024, Nosferatu is worth the wait, ranking high on the scale in every aspect.
Invited to a journey which is unexpected and provocative, we might encounter a fairy tale, or heartbreak may turn into acceptance; perhaps we have grown up, or maybe we have returned to childhood for a while.