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The cinema of the Palestinian revolution
Celluloid Liberation Front reflects on a recent programme of international film art from the era of Palestinian armed resistance.
Sunday 22 June 2014 -
How The Black Stallion rode the late Mickey Rooney all the way to the finishing line. By Peter Tonguette.
Friday 20 June 2014 -
Cinemadoosti: film folklore in Iran
Ehsan Khoshbakht on how the rites of cinema have been reinvented in Iran under the sign of repression.
Wednesday 18 June 2014 -
Gallery: the landscape art of The Wind Rises
Images from Miyazaki Hayao’s final film, illustrating the changing landscape of Japan in the 1920s and 30s – a time marked by poverty, natural disasters and the country’s traumatic transition to modernity.
Monday 19 May 2014 -
Archived-in-skip: Peter Sellers’ Bestsellers trio
Thirza Wakefield seizes a rare encounter with three Peter Sellers B shorts: the rare Cold Comfort and nearly lost Insomnia is Good for You and Dearth of a Salesman.
Saturday 17 May 2014 -
From the Magazine
The owl’s legacy: in memory of Chris Marker
Chris Marker was so much more than just a ‘documentary filmmaker’. He was photographer, essayist, activist, cartoonist, interactive pioneer – and mentor. Catherine Lupton, Agnès Varda, Thom Anderson, Chris Petit and more pay tribute.
Friday 9 May 2014 -
Seances with the 1980s: post-punk British artists’ revels
Charlie Fox ventures through the experimental catacombs, finding a corner that is forever Jarmanesque.
Tuesday 15 April 2014 -
From the Magazine
Age of innocence: childhood on film
Cinema’s fascination with childhood is as old as the medium itself, enabling filmmakers to depart from conventional modes of storytelling to reflect the undoubted otherness of youthful experience. By Pasquale Iannone.
Wednesday 2 April 2014 -
Journeys into night: the police thrillers of Yoshitaro Nomura
Alexander Jacoby on the investigations of post-war Japan by Shochiku’s career exponent of sleek, subtle genre cinema.
Thursday 27 March 2014 -
From the Magazine
American refugees: Bill Morrison’s The Great Flood
Bill Morrison, expert aesthetician of decay and disappearance, turns his attention to the forgotten flood that devastated interwar America. By Sukhdev Sandhu.
Wednesday 19 March 2014
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