#52FilmsByWomen It’s April now and that means another month of watching female directed films has passed. Four films every month […]
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Victoria Earlier this year I saw Russian Ark. It’s a beautiful film shot in one single take inside the Winter […]
#52FilmsByWomen February is over and #52FilmsByWomen continues. But admittedly I have been slacking a bit. Even though there’s one more […]
And Then There Were None. One of the best whodunnits of all time, with a nice cast and a killer story.
Theeb is a thriller and the first ever Jordanian film to be Oscar nominated. It's about the coming-of-age of a young boy, Theeb, in the Jordanian desert during the first World War.
The Navigator: A Medieval Odyssey can rightfully be labeled as a hidden treasure of film. In a crazy journey a boy guides a party to save his village from death.
Russian Ark takes its viewers on a mysterious 90-ish minute journey through roughly 300 years of Russian history. Russian Ark is shot in one single take.
The Adventures of Prince Achmed is the earliest surviving animated feature film in existence. It was made by German animator and director Lotte Reiniger in 1926.
Ten not-so-well-known or downright obscure films that should be on your watch list as of right now. The Film Top 10 – 2015!
We're No Angels is a delightful but seemingly forgotten Christmas comedy from the mid-50's with an all star cast.
Gwen, the Book of Sand is a wonderful animated French film for the chasers of crazy, the searchers of strange and the worshippers of weird.
This post takes examines a small niche in film noir to look at whether or not a film noir filmed in colour can even be considered a film noir at all.