Sight & Sound articles
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Jacek Petrycki: the struggles I’ve filmed
One of the great Polish cinematographers talks to Ela Bittencourt about his country’s documentary school and war reporting from around the world.
Thursday 30 April 2015 -
With media performance now such a key currency, could more documentary literacy mean better citizenship, asks Robert Greene?
Wednesday 29 April 2015 -
Review: Sarah Pucill’s Magic Mirror (and works by Claude Cahun)
Reflections on gender, role-play and partnership illuminate Sarah Pucill’s prismatic tribute to the life and art of French surrealist Claude Cahun, says Frances Morgan.
Tuesday 28 April 2015 -
Cuckoos and straw bears: Alchemy 2015
Harriet Warmen reports on the fifth edition of the Alchemy Film & Moving Image Festival, a haven for moving-image artists in the Scottish Borders, and its installations and performances in spaces from a textile mill to a storage warehouse.
Monday 27 April 2015 -
From the Magazine
Film of the week: A Pigeon Sat on a Branch Reflecting on Existence
Novelty enterprise, historical calamity and more make a daisy-chain of human failure in the third of Roy Andersson’s magisterially morose taxidermal comedies, says Nick Pinkerton.
Friday 24 April 2015 -
From the Magazine
Review: Avengers: Age of Ultron
Kim Newman watches Joss Whedon keep plot threads a-plenty in the air in this month’s instalment of the Marvel Cinematic Universe™.
Thursday 23 April 2015 -
“Human once again”: documentaries spring eternal at Mexico’s Ambulante 2015
Ten years into its mission to bring audiences their own images on screen, has Mexico’s touring Ambulante tapped a new mood of hope, asks Joshua Jelly-Schapiro?
Wednesday 22 April 2015 -
Bermuda 2015: cutting its shorts according to its cloth
The island’s film festival has shallower pockets since the recession hit – but it still draws a high calibre of Hollywood talent, says Nick James.
Wednesday 22 April 2015 -
One step back: spring sidesteps the 2015 Istanbul Film Festival
Amidst thawing relations between the Turkish state and its Kurdish insurgency, a censorship debacle at this year’s Turkish film showcase snowballed out of anyone’s control. Kaya Genç reports.
Sunday 19 April 2015 -
Lisbon interludes: Vitor Gonçalves on The Invisible Life and A Girl in Summer
Resonant in its interiority, The Invisible Life is the second movie in 28 years from Portuguese film-school professor Vitor Gonçalves. He explains the art of staring out of windows to Trevor Johnston.
Thursday 16 April 2015
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