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The trails of life: James Benning’s natural history and FAROCKI
With two new works unveiled at the 52nd Viennale, James Benning is on teasing and pensive form, Michael Pattison reports.
Friday 14 November 2014 -
London 2014 round-up: Bi now (and then)
From the 60s sexual and political awakening of Carol Morley’s The Falling to two vivacious modern New York coming-out comedies, bisexuality got frank and fun at this year’s London Film Festival, reports Sophie Mayer.
Monday 3 November 2014 -
London 2014 round-up: Viggo goes west
From Far from Men’s Algerian Civil War to Jauja’s Patagonian Conquest of the Desert, this year’s festival poster boy for the pioneer spirit of the western was Denmark’s Viggo Mortensen, says Thirza Wakefield.
Monday 3 November 2014 -
London 2014 ‘Cult’ round-up: the good, the bad and the ugly
High-end horror and low-end horrors made strange bedfellows – and occasionally even stranger offspring – in the Cult strand of this year’s London Film Festival. Anton Bitel dived fearlessly in.
Monday 3 November 2014 -
London 2014 roundup: ‘esperpento’ Iberian grotesque
Absurdist, macabre family disorder seems to be the flavour of this year’s best Spanish-language comedies, finds Mar Diestro-Dópido.
Monday 3 November 2014 -
Vice to the west, red ice-hockey champs to the east: New York 2014
From Gone Girl to Birdman via Laura Poitras’s Edward Snowden doc and the latest from Paul Thomas Anderson and Nick Broomfield, this year’s New York Film Festival pulled some big-ticket premieres, reports Ashley Clark.
Thursday 23 October 2014 -
Forbidden fruit: censorship at Antalya Golden Orange 2014
At this year’s festival in Turkey’s bustling resort city, filmmakers and organisers worked out a new lesson the hard way: thou shalt not subtitle defamations of Turkish officialdom in English. Kaya Genç reports.
Tuesday 21 October 2014 -
Eksperimenta, Experimenta, from Zagreb to London
Michael Pattison surveys leftfield goods at 25FPS in Zagreb and the Experimenta section of this year’s London Film Festival.
Sunday 12 October 2014 -
Knocking on the celluloid ceiling: movies directed by women in the London Film Festival 2014
One fifth of the films in this year’s LFF are directed (or co-directed) by women. It’s as good as it gets but not good enough, festival director Clare Stewart tells Sophie Mayer.
Friday 10 October 2014 -
Encounters 2014: inhabit the home of one’s enemy
Marking its 20th anniversary with a transitional event, Bristol’s Encounters festival juggled art and industry, new movies with greatest hits, and brought the radical in from the fringe. Tim Hayes reports.
Wednesday 1 October 2014
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