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‘Memoria’ Plumbs Ageless Mysteries

‘Memoria’ Plumbs Ageless Mysteries

Memoria is a psychedelically inspired allegory, an impressionistic inquiry into human existence, including ignorance and insight, suffering and enlightenment.

Make Time Read John Berger and Selçuk Demirel’s ‘What Time Is It?’

Make Time Read John Berger and Selçuk Demirel’s ‘What Time Is It?’

Although the topics in John Berger and Selçuk Demirel's excellent What Time Is It may instinctively feel morbid and fraught, the overall effect is quite satisfying, even tranquilizing.

‘Suspiria (2018)’ Ravishes with Beauty and Ugliness

‘Suspiria (2018)’ Ravishes with Beauty and Ugliness

Luca Guadagnino's re-make of the Argento classic is a pretentious arthouse mind-screw that demands to be seen.

‘Dreams Rewired’ Makes Valuable Connections to the Past

‘Dreams Rewired’ Makes Valuable Connections to the Past

Spoken in the language of our time, weaved in visual poetry, and deep in its reach, this film documents a world barreling towards a technological revolution.
London Film Festival 2015: ‘A Bigger Splash’

London Film Festival 2015: ‘A Bigger Splash’

Luca Guadagnino delivers the sexiest film of this year's LFF with the unruly but seductive sunny noir A Bigger Splash.
Max Richter: The Blue Notebooks

Max Richter: The Blue Notebooks

If The Blue Notebooks was ever in danger of not being considered a classic, let this re-visitation be a way to cover our bases.

Hungarian Master Béla Tarr’s Austere, Atmospheric Masterpiece: ‘The Man from London’

One by One, We’re All Becoming Shades: An Interview with Anjelica Huston

Melancholy and Happiness Are Rarely Separate in ‘Orlando’

Everything in its Right Place: The Best Female Acting Performances of 2009

Patrick Wolf: The Bachelor

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