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La Dolce Vita movie review. Master director Federico Fellini, nicknamed “Maestro”, owes his name becoming synonymous with creativity and imagination to his masterpiece, La Dolce Vita (1961).
La Dolce Vita: Fellini style look at Italian high society Read More
Hiroshima Mon Amour movie review. Following the success of Alain Resnais’s film Night and Fog, which radically changed the representation regimes about the massacres in the Nazi camps.
Hiroshima Mon Amour: Opening Parentheses on Time Read More
Intersection movie review. Vincent Eastman is a man who can’t make up his mind, If which doesn’t exactly make him Hamlet. A successful 42-year-old Vancouver architect,
Intersection: Is this narcissism or simply posturing for sympathy? Read More
Endless Love review. She is, as no one needs to be told, very pretty indeed. But with her flat little voice and her emotional range, one has to wonder: Is Brooke Shields truly obsession worthy?
Endless Love: Another movie about another kind of obsession Read More
Eclipse movie review. Monica Vitti was never more sensual than in the story of a young woman who embarks on doomed affair with Alain Delon’s nervy stockbroker.
Eclipse: Antonioni’s strange and brilliant film rereleased Read More
We will talk about Joe Wright’s 2007 film Atonement, which we often hear about in novel adaptations and period films. The film stars James McAvoy, Keira Knightley, Saoire Ronan.
Atonement Review: You can only imagine the truth Read More
2001: A Space Odyssey is a masterpiece that maintains its magic with its big questions about humanity and the universe, and the way it transforms the science fiction genre.
2001: A Space Odyssey – Everything about life and the universe Read More
Capitalism is whipping us: “Dance, dance, play”, I have read the novel They Also Shoot Horses, written by Horace McCoy, many years ago. Adapted from this novel, “They Shoot Horses, Don’t They?”
Capitalism is whipping us: “Dance, dance, play” Read More
The Kung Fu Panda animated movie, which was released in 2008 and fits the results of hundreds of people’s efforts into one and a half hours, invites us cheerfully to the mystical atmosphere of a valley village in the far east. The film presents the ancient Far East understanding in a natural and sincere way in an entertaining and thought-provoking story.
Kung-Fu Panda: Colorful figure embodied in Eastern teachings 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