Sight & Sound articles
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Cinema, art of light and shadow: a review of The Aesthetics of Shadow: Lighting Styles 1915-1950
From Japan to Germany and America, ideas in movie lighting have long travelled on the wind. Daniel Fairfax reports on a Berlin/New York retrospective that follows their course.
Wednesday 26 February 2014 -
Beyond the facts ma’am: Rachel Boynton, essential nonfiction auteur
Drilling far deeper than standard issue docs, the Big Men director’s rich, thrilling movies investigate people and their power plays. There’s real, volatile life here, says Robert Greene.
Wednesday 26 February 2014 -
Straight to DVD: De Palma’s Passion and Coppola’s Twixt
Brian De Palma and Francis Ford Coppola’s recent techno-fantasias have followed a once well-worn path for American indies too leftfield for cinema distribution, says Brad Stevens.
Tuesday 25 February 2014 -
Gallic stars go Gallois: Borderlines 2014 preview
Borderlines Film Festival patron Francine Stock on bringing her French screen heroes to the Welsh Borders.
Monday 24 February 2014 -
From the Magazine
Dispatches: Situation critical
The pessimists are convinced the end is nigh for film criticism in the digital age – but perhaps criticism isn’t what they think it is, says Mark Cousins.
Monday 24 February 2014 -
From the Magazine
Stranger by the Lake review: Alain Guiraudie’s spellbinding erotic mystery
Ben Walters on lakeside cruising and what lies beneath.
Friday 21 February 2014 -
From the Magazine
Nick James considers technological creep and its creepy effects in Spike Jonze’s marvellously unsettling cybernautical romance.
Friday 14 February 2014 -
Bad seeds and worse: 20,000 Days on Earth, Free Range and The Kidnapping of Michel Houllebecq
From Nick Cave to Michel Houellebecq, creatives majestic and wretched were the subjects of a trio of notable movies at the 2014 Berlinale, reports Carmen Gray.
Friday 14 February 2014 -
Could Berlin’s quartet of Latin American competition entries be more red-blooded? Demetrios Matheou pleads for restraint.
Friday 14 February 2014 -
Boyhood and downhill: Berlinale 2014 roundup
Richard Linklater’s 12-year study of growing up is one of the few movies in this year’s festival to hit its target, says Geoff Andrew.
Thursday 13 February 2014
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