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  • Elle

    Elle Review

    by Günther Kramer Articles, Film, Reviews

    Paul Verhoeven, favorite director of many film fans has finally broken his ten year cinematic hiatus with the new film Elle. The motion picture was shot in France with a French crew and actors. Paul Verhoeven is a Dutch filmmaker, who started to make films in the Netherlands (Turkish Delight, Katie Tippel, Soldier of Orange)

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  • Graham Streeter and Alex Lebosq presenting the film "Imperfect Sky"

    VIFF 2016 Vienna Independent Film Festival

    by Günther Kramer Articles, Festivals, Film

    Vienna Independent Film Festival which was held for the first time in Vienna 4 -7 July 2016 announced the winners on 7 of July. “We’re excited to be hosting so many wonderful films,” said Film Festival Director Elena Ringo. “There were guests from different parts of the world and great films to watch”. The festival

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  • God of Happiness by Dito Tsintsadze

    God of Happiness – VIFF 2016

    by Günther Kramer Festivals, Film

    The new German film God of Happiness was shown on the 4th of July as the opening film of the VIFF Vienna Independent Film Festival and won two top awards – Best Director award for Dito Tsintsadze and Ralf M. Mendle received the award for Best Cinematography. It is a tragi-comedy set in modern Germany

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  • Knight of Cups

    Knight of Cups Review

    by Günther Kramer Reviews

    The film “Knight of Cups” is a big disappointment for cinema lovers. Even fans of the famous arthouse director Terrence Malick were not satisfied with his new production. It is obvious that Malick wanted to create a film à la Dolce Vita about the meaningless life of the artistic elite. However given that Fellini’s film

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  • ex_machina

    Nature of Life in Cinema

    by Günther Kramer Essays, Film

    “Ex Machina” is a science fiction film which tells a story of a young programmer, Caleb who is invited by his employer, Nathan, to administer the Turing test to a female robot, Ava who has Artificial Intelligence. The film investigates the subject of creation of a woman which has a long history in both literature

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  • Youth

    Youth (2015) Review

    by Günther Kramer Reviews

    The film “Youth” (La giovinezza) by the Italian director Paolo Sorrentino is a reflection of the deep crisis in Italian cinema. After the golden age of Italian cinema in the 1960s the crisis started and became inescapable. Director Sorrentino tells the story of two close friends vacationing in a sanatorium in the Swiss Alps. One

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