Film Landscapes By Ana Sturm
As we travel with Gertrude Bell, the protagonist of Werner Herzog’s facile biopic “Queen of the Desert” (US / Morocco 2015), through the wide open,…
“The world within reach” was one of the first slogans used to promote moving pictures at their commercial debut in the late nineteenth century. Starting with the Lumière Brothers’…
p>Short Films: The Challenges of Creative Freedom By Heitor Augusto
How do short films address the question of contemporary narrative strategies in their construction? By incorporating elements from the…
Inner Realities / Outer Spaces in New German Cinema By Alonso Díaz de la Vega
Around the late 1960’s something happened in Germany. It happened along the droning sound…
Alonso Díaz de la Vega, Finding The Self In Space And Form Heitor Augusto, Delicate Issues, Unfulfilling Execution Michael Guarneri, Peter Zeitlinger: Dancing with the Camera Oris Aigbokhaevbolo, Another Type…
Ana Sturm, Nobody Wants The Night – Artistically empty and stereotypical portrait of naive female explorer – Ana Sturm, Sometimes Things Are just Bad …
Alonso Díaz de la Vega, “Herzog in Love” Julia Cooper, “Dashboard Dispatches from Iran” Michael Guarneri, Not Your Typical “Portrait Of The Artist” Monty Majeed, On a Quest for Black…
Introduction. Berlinale Talents, Goethe Institute and FIPRESCI organized at this year’s Berlinale for the 12th time the “Talent Press”, an initiative within the Berlinale Talents. A new generartion of critics…