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  • Damsel

    Damsel – Berlinale 2018 Review

    by Elena Ringo Festivals, Film, Reviews

    Robert Pattinson is one of the most important film stars who visited Berlinale 2018. He presented the film Damsel, directed by the Zellner brothers. Unfortunately the film was a great disappointment. It was an attempt to create a modern comedic Western. In it Robert Pattinson played one of the strangest roles in his career, he

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  • Loving Vincent

    Loving Vincent – Review

    by Elena Ringo Film, Reviews

    Loving Vincent is a masterfully created tribute to Vincent van Gogh. Loving Vincent gives the audience an unique chance to get into the mysterious world of Van Gogh’s art. Creators of the film had a very complicated task; to paint in oil more than 65.000 frames, reproducing the style of a genius. Some of the

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  • Konstantin Lopushansky

    Interview with director Konstantin Lopushansky

    by Elena Ringo Film, Interviews, Personalities

    Konstantin Lopushansky is one of the greatest film directors of the 20th century. He is representative of the auteur cinema and the follower of spiritual traditions of Andrei Trakovsky who was his professor and mentor. In this interview taken in Vienna, Konstantin Lopushansky speaks about his experience of studying under the guidance of Andrei Tarkovsky,

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  • Mother

    mother! – Review

    by Günther Kramer Film, Reviews

    Bad Mother Darren Aranofsky has shown his talent of an imitator of auteur cinema in his new film mother!. The spectator was a victim of butchered cinematography – mostly badly composed of close-ups and shaky-cam. But if some auteur filmmakers have limited cinematographic possibilities due to a lack of funds, in the case of Darren

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  • Salvador Carrasco

    Interview with director Salvador Carrasco

    by Diana Ringo Articles, Film, Interviews, Personalities

    Salvador Carrasco is a film director well-known for his picture “The Other Conquest” (2000), which broke box-office records in Mexico and became an international success. He is also a professor at the Santa Monica College and founder of its film production program. His students have been receiving many awards at international film festivals.   Diana

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  • Maya Dardel

    Maya Dardel (A Critically Endangered Species) – PIFF 2017

    by Diana Ringo Articles, Festivals, Film

    Lena Olin gives a tour-de-force performance in Maya Dardel The film Maya Dardel (A Critically Endangered Species) is directed and written by Zachary Cotler and Magdalena Zyzak. They are newcomers to the film industry, but have already been successful by presenting their film at SXSW and selling the picture to Samuel Goldwyn. The film’s protagonist

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  • Train Driver's Diary

    Train Driver’s Diary – PIFF 2017

    by Diana Ringo Articles, Festivals, Film

    Black comedy masterpiece starring Lazar Ristovski Train Driver’s Diary (Dnevnik mašinovođe) was released in 2016 but already has became a film classic. It won many awards at prestigious festivals, including the audience award at the Moscow International Film Festival. At the Prague Independent Film Festival 2017 it won Grand Prix, Best Feature Film and Best

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  • Derek Frey and Tim Burton

    Interview with director Derek Frey

    by Diana Ringo Festivals, Film, Interviews, Personalities

    Being a member of the jury of Prague Independent Film Festival I watch a lot of independent films. One film – ”Green Lake” impressed our jury by its humor and brilliant music score, but we were very surprised when we later found out that director of this independent production is Derek Frey, one of the

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  • Million Loves in Me – VIFF 2017

    by Günther Kramer Festivals, Film

    Million Loves in Me gets Grand Prix at the 2017 Vienna Independent Film Festival. Million Loves in Me by director Sampson Yuen won the Grand Prix at the VIFF 2017. The film is based on real events and tells the story of a mother and daughter, their complex relationship and how they kept dozens of

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  • Platonov – VIFF 2017

    by Elena Ringo Festivals, Film, Theater

    The best film adaptation of Chekhov’s Platonov. The film Platonov received three awards at the Vienna Independent Film Festival 2017 – Best Feature Film, Best Cinematography and Best Actress. It was made in 2015 by a German director Andreas Morell and is based on an early play by Anton Chekhov which was found only after

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  • Bodyguard (2016) by Ebrahim Hatamikia

    Bodyguard (2016) – VIFF 2017

    by Günther Kramer Festivals, Film

    Bodyguard (2016) by Ebrahim Hatamikia is a masterful dramatic thriller. Bodyguard by the famous Iranian director Ebrahim Hatamikia received three awards at the Vienna Independent Film Festival 2017. With this film Hatamikia managed to create a true masterpiece of cinematography. It tells the story of a bodyguard, and although there were films on this topic before,

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  • Logan

    Logan Review

    by Elena Ringo Festivals, Film, Reviews

    Director James Mangold’s Logan is the best movie of the X-Men series. Despite the fact that “Logan” is a purely commercial film, it was screened out of competition at the Berlinale 2017. It is the tenth installment in the X-Men film series and the last picture to focus on the character of Wolverine. The film

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  • The Other Side of Hope

    The Other Side of Hope Review – Berlinale 2017

    by Elena Ringo Festivals, Film, Reviews

    Disappointing picture by Aki Kaurismäki lacks a compelling plot and has few laughs. The Other Side of Hope is the long awaited film of the outstanding Finnish director Aki Kaurismäki. His most successful films such as The Match Factory Girl and The Man Without a Past with their distinctive minimalist style and acerbic jokes made

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