Tag: Film
Cinema in Spain: a window into 500 years of history
A potted history of Spain told through its films, from founding myths to modern upheaval, and what cinema reveals about Spanish identity.
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Love Lies Bleeding: A Twisted Descent into Obsession
Film review of love lies bleeding. A twisted descent in obsession, body building and gun ranges.
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Wicked Little Letters: this hilarious detective story is a meditation on the art of swearing
Wicked Little Letters, starring Olivia Colman, is a hilarious 1920s detective story and a sharp meditation on the art of swearing.
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Film review: The Last Night of Amore
The Last Night of Amore, a stylish, taut thriller about a policeman on the eve of retirement, opens the Italian Film Festival.
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Film review: Asteroid City
Asteroid City is a checklist of Wes Anderson directorial and script-writing traits – it’s all very meta, and to be honest, at times confusing, yet still quirkily mesmerising in a way that is quintessentially Wes Anderson.
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Hayao Miyazaki’s ‘Spirited Away’ continues to delight fans and inspire animators 20 years after its US premiere
Twenty years after its US premiere, Hayao Miyazaki’s Spirited Away still delights fans and inspires animators. What makes it unlike anything else.
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Jean-Luc Godard: how his prickly fragmented filmmaking asked all the right questions
Jean-Luc Godard, last survivor of the French New Wave, has died at 91. How his prickly, fragmented films asked all the right questions.
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