Stonewall UprisingBy Robin Menken06/15/20107 Mins Read Kate Davis and David Heilbroner’s balanced documentary about the watershed event that kick-started the Gay Liberation Movement should be required…
Crying with LaughterBy Alan Dunn06/04/20107 Mins Read One of the reasons that I feel privileged to be a contributor to Cinema without Borders is because it aims…
I AM LOVE, a return to Italian High StyleBy Robin Menken05/28/20106 Mins Read Luca Guadagnino joins supreme stylist Paolo Sorrentino (“L’amico di famiglia”) and Matteo Garrone (“Gomorrah”) in the renewal of Italian Cinema.…
Breathless, 50th anniversaryBy Robin Menken05/27/20106 Mins Read If François Truffaut’s “The 400 Blows” launched The Nouvelle Vague, “Breathless” was the salvo over the bow that was heard…
Finding Yourself By Getting Out of Town, Here & ThereBy Michael Macdonald05/20/20104 Mins Read Here & There (2009), the first narrative film from Serbian filmmaker Darko Lugulov, opens as Robert, a down-on-his-luck New York…
SequestroBy Robin Menken05/16/20104 Mins Read Jorge W. Atalla’s Kidnapping, (Sequestro) which won both the Best Director and Best Documentary and received a lengthy standing ovation…
OSS 117:Nest Of SpiesBy Robin Menken05/11/20104 Mins Read While less side-splittingly funny that the giddy, demented “OSS 117, Nest Of Spies”, fans will find plenty to laugh at…
Behind The Burly QBy Robin Menken05/08/20104 Mins Read Director Leslie Zemeckis (wife of Robert Zemeckis) puts us up front and center in an homage to the vanished institution…
Breath Made VisibleBy Robin Menken05/08/20106 Mins Read Swiss actor-filmmaker Ruedi Gerber’s inspiring tribute to modern dance pioneer Anna Halprin portrays the visionary dancer who’s still making an…
EDGAR, a short film by Fabian BuschBy Tanja Meding05/04/20102 Mins Read Internationally, German actor Fabian Busch is best known for his roles in films such as Hans-Christian Schmid’s 23 (1998), playing…
