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Based on the novel by Milena Agus, the film is directed by Nicole Garcia, the third film competing for the Palm Palm (PalmE d’oR) at the Cannes Film Festival. After L’adversaire in 2002 and Selon Charlie in 2006, the director offers a work to be remembered with Love Letters, even though he returns empty-handed from Cannes.
Mal de Pierres: Can we find happiness beyond our passions? Read More
Ken Loach’s latest film competing for the Golden Palm at the Cannes Film Festival this year, “Sorry, We Missed You” In today’s England “zero-term contract” forced to work with a family with two children tells the struggle to survive. The film will be screened for the first time in October and will be released in November 22, 2019 in the United States.
Ken Loach’s new movie: Sorry, We Missed You Read More
Before the birthday cake is cut for her 11th birthday, after talking to her sister in the closed room, Angeliki comes after her sister. We can’t see her face in the first scene, but when she starts dancing with her grandfather who is trying to immortalize this happy moment with a camera smiling, we see Angeliki’s sullen face.
Greek Cinema: Miss Vİolence – The secret behind a suicide Read More
Wim Wenders is not only a very successful filmmaker, but also a true servant of film art. On the one hand, he developed different kinds of narratives in different genre films and produced good films about the strong language of cinema, on the other hand he provided support based on other artists.
Pina: Dance, dance, otherwise we are lost Read More
Italian director Sergio Leone’s famous spaghetti western TheGood, The Bad and The Ugly continues to affect even today’s movies in te 50th anniversary of its first release. We are entering the 50th anniversary of the film, which left a huge impact on cinema and popular culture.
The unforgettable legacy of The Good, The Bad and The Ugly Read More
For “A Faithful Man” (L’Homme Fidele in French), we can say that it is a very text-based persuasion film that appeared at the 38th International Istanbul Film Festival. Louis Garrel, one of the young and talented actors of French cinema, is accompanied by his wife Laetitia Casta.
A Faithful Man: Relationships don’t always happen between two people Read More
Italian filmmaker Michalengelo Antonioni’s Blow Up tells the story of fashion photographer Thomas (David Hemmings) with a murder in his 60s in London. Antonioni made a film that questioned both the political attitude of his hero and how the audience watched the film.
Blow Up: Beyond the vaguely detail on the photograph Read More
Both responses will attach themselves to Sameh Zoabi’s genial satire about a Palestinian soap opera writer and the Israeli security officer who tries to influence the direction of a TV show’s plot. Fitfully amusing yet unable to withstand close inspection, the movie will be a popular item in festivals and showcases, though Israeli money means Arab play is impossible.
Tel Aviv on Fire: A genial comedy on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict Read More
When I talk about film, I’ll go on and on about the lack of lonely women movies. There are plenty, in fact the world is overflowing with lonely men movies. Taxi Driver, Falling Down, Psycho, Nightcrawler, Fight Club, A Serious Man, The Shining, Easy Rider, Only God Forgives, It’s A Wonderful Life*, oh the list can go on and on and on.
“Just touch me and I won’t go.” – Rebecca Read More
During 2017, hundreds of films in a wide variety of genres were screened in the world cinemas. Of course, the largest proportion of these films belonged to Hollywood productions, but films from other continents, especially in Europe, were watched with interest.
An overview of all films released in 2017 Read More