Sight & Sound articles
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A nomad in Paris: revisiting the films of Ra(o)ul Ruiz
As the Cinémathèque Française takes a two-month journey through the extraordinary career of Raúl Ruiz, Ian Christie reflects on how the filmmaker never lost contact with Chile, even after Pinochet’s military coup forced him into exile.
Monday 18 April 2016 -
From the Magazine
Film of the week: The Brand New Testament
God, bothered: His daughter clears out the cobwebs in Belgian fabulist Jaco Van Dormael’s puckish world-makeover fantasy, notes Leigh Singer.
Friday 15 April 2016 -
From the Magazine
Film of the week: Midnight Special
Star boy: Jeff Nichols puts a spare, plaintive mark on this 80s-style chase movie-scifi hybrid, says Kate Stables.
Friday 8 April 2016 -
Keeping one’s mouth shut in Turkey: rediscovering Tongue Twister
A lost gem of collective melancholy, Solakhan’s 1985 snapshot of Istanbul under the shadow military oppression made its belated local premiere last month – in a city still not used to seeing its own past reflection, says Neil Young.
Friday 1 April 2016 -
Jessica Jones: the antihero we need
Marvel’s TV series brings us the superhero as super survivor, says Charlotte Richardson Andrews.
Friday 1 April 2016 -
From the Magazine
Rave and fall for a Spaniard in Berlin: Sebastian Schipper’s propulsive drama shoots a long night of the soul in one long take, says Lisa Mullen.
Thursday 31 March 2016 -
The evolution of High-Rise, from sketchbook to screen
A visual peek behind the scenes of Ben Wheatley and Amy Jump’s wild J.G. Ballard adaptation.
Thursday 31 March 2016 -
Tenderise the night: Zack Snyder v the raw world
V for vitiated: Tim Hayes on the solemn decadence of Warner-DC’s superhero universe, and the millenarian vision of its annointed svengali Zack Snyder.
Thursday 31 March 2016 -
The Night Manager: shaken, not stirred
The BBC set the standard for John le Carré adaptations in the 1970s and 80s. But its attempt to play keep-up in the era of the globalised TV drama shades close to the fantasias of a very different spy master, says Theo Tait.
Monday 28 March 2016 -
Toon of the Month: Pineapple Calamari
Chris Robinson on Kasia Nalewajka’s surrealist portrait of grief at the races, as extraordinary as Vertigo crossed with Creature Comforts.
Friday 25 March 2016
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