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The Royal Hotel movie review. Two friends from America are backpacking in Australia After they run out of money, they take a temporary job in a bar called “The Royal Hotel”.
The Royal Hotel: A fun adventure is all they wanted Read More
Ángeles Huerta talks her new gothic tale “The Open Body”. A school teacher arrives in a remote Galician village steeped in deeply rooted traditions and legends…
Ángeles Huerta talks her new gothic tale “The Open Body” Read More
1976 Movie Review. 1976, directed by Manuela Martelli, tells the story three years after the military coup in the South American country Chile.
1976 tells fear and terror period in Chile Read More
About Dry Grasses movie review. At nearly 200 minutes in length, “About Dry Grasses” (or “Kuru Otlar Üstüne”) is par for the course for Turkish virtuoso Nuri Bilge Ceylan.
Imaginative, poetic approach from the heart of Anatolia Read More
Kyss Mig movie review. Mia Sundström is engaged to Tim Brattahall. Mia’s father Lasse is getting married to Elisabeth. At a party, Mia catches her first glimpses of Elisabeth’s daughter Frida.
Kyss Mig: The dilemma of a woman preparing for marriage Read More
Céline Sciamma left a modern masterpiece to the history of cinema with the film Portrait of a Lady on Fire and gained a huge fan base with her unique cinematic language. Her new movie, Petite Maman, which was eagerly awaited in the past weeks, was also released.
Céline Sciamma: The brave woman behind the camera Read More
Christian Petzold’s new film Undine, which we can describe as one of the most important directors of contemporary German cinema, which blows our minds with its wonders such as Ghosts – Gespenster, Yella, Barbara, Secret in Your Face – Phoenix and Transit, had its world premiere at the 70th Berlin Film Festival, and Paula Beer at the festival. She brought the Best Actress Award and won the FIPRESCI Award.
Christian Petzold talks his new movie Undine Read More
In the middle of Sergio Leone’s 1968 film Once Upon a Time in the West, Charles Bronson’s character Harmonica wins an auction for a farm for $5,000. However, it turns out that he will make the payment by handing over Cheyenne, with a $5,000 bounty on his head, to law enforcement
Sergio Leone: Legendary master of spaghetti westerns Read More
The film version of Ayn Rand’s novel We the Living was made in Italy by Scalera Films in 1942. Rand’s novel was considered a political hot potato by Fascist authorities in Rome, but was approved for filming due to the intervention of dictator Benito Mussolini’s son.
We the Living: The long and arduous journey of an anti-communist film Read More
A Christian Petzold movie always intrigues me. Today, I especially liked Yella, Barbara and Secret in Your Face films by this 60-year-old German director. He shot with his favorite actress Nina Hoss at that time… Now his favorite is Paula Beer and they bring good luck to each other. Just as this film brought the best actress award to Paula Beer at the 70th Berlin Film Festival…
Wanted an impressive romance movie? Here you go! Read More