Nestled between the action scenes in Bye Bye Brazil (1980) are many brief shots of various sights in the towns and countryside of interior Brazil, areas often unknown to the majority population living along the Atlantic coast. Two images of television antennas are the most significant.
Time Hoppers: The Silk Road is a family-oriented animated feature that blends time-travel adventure with historical storytelling. Designed primarily for…
The German magazine Der Spiegel interviewed Werner Herzog, the German filmmaker who, at 83, has lived for decades in the United States, primarily in Los Angeles. Herzog has directed more…
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These days, from thousands of miles away in the United States, as I follow the news and images of the…
Ardeshir Farah’s music has always felt to me like a lived truth rather than a manufactured fusion. When we talk…
Nestled between the action scenes in Bye Bye Brazil (1980) are many brief shots of various sights in the towns…
I made a great effort to attend the Opening Night screening of No Good Man directed by Shahrbanoo Sadat with…
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Last week, Sandra Lipski is the founder and director of the Evolution Mallorca International Film Festival, announced the winner of Cinema Without Borders’ Bridging the Borders Award at the closing…
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