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Venice Biennale Arte 2019: Ex-rated art for interesting times
Eve Gabereau on three standouts at this year ’s Biennale, from Cyprien Gaillard, Christian Marclay and Hito Steyerl.
Saturday 31 August 2019 -
From the Magazine
“It was a knockout”: seven filmmakers and writers on Do the Right Thing
Spike Lee’s angry snapshot of racial tensions reaching boiling point in a New York City neighbourhood still resonates. Ashley Clark re-introduces the film, while key figures from the film world explain its hold on their imaginations.
Thursday 1 August 2019 -
Radical histories: Lis Rhodes at Nottingham Contemporary
The penetrating, obsessive work of this feminist thinker and filmmaker keeps us alert to the power of sounds and images – a game of hide-and-seek with the truth, writes Ela Bittencourt.
Thursday 18 July 2019 -
From the Magazine
Deep focus: the Golden Age of Mexican cinema
During the middle decades of the last century, Mexico became a powerhouse for film production in Latin America, giving rise to a generation of fabulously talented directors and stars. By Chloë Roddick.
Tuesday 2 July 2019 -
From the Magazine
The centenary of her birth provides a good opportunity to look back at the peerless career of a film critic remembered for her acuity, fierceness and idiosyncrasy, writes Farran Smith Nehme.
Wednesday 19 June 2019 -
Japanese experimental documentary now
For its 2019 edition, Sheffield Doc/Fest spotlights the latest shapeshifting nonfiction cinema to emerge from Japan. Matt Turner sees the boudaries pushed.
Saturday 8 June 2019 -
Looping around limitations: the experimental shorts of Tezuka Osamu
As the British Museum celebrates manga in a blockbuster exhibition, we take a look at some of the most intriguing and low-key work by the man who invented Astro Boy, writes Alex Dudok de Wit.
Friday 7 June 2019 -
A vibrant slate of posters tease what looks to be an exciting and varied selection of new films, with Agnès Varda as this year’s fresh take on the Cannes ‘cover girl’, says Isabel Stevens.
Monday 20 May 2019 -
Crowdfunding it for themselves: Deep in Vogue, Shakedown and queer dance on film
Two new celebrations of underground club culture highlight how, in the crowdfunding era, working-class LGBTQ+ filmmakers and audiences can now intersect and nurture their art freely: crossover appeal not required, reports Megan Christopher.
Thursday 25 April 2019 -
“To extend into the beyond”: on Tsai Ming-liang’s late digital style
The slow cinema master’s recent ventures in VR and cinematic portraiture reveal that far from heading for retirement, he is boldly reimagining the spaces and structure of cinema altogether, writes Elena Gorfinkel.
Friday 19 April 2019
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