My Dog is Sick ‘Wench Film Festival’ Review: Isolation can be both emancipating and limiting, ushering in promises of experiences that push the limits of our contrapuntal identities as human beings, along…
Tag: Experimental Cinema
At the age of eighty-two, filmmaker Geraldo Sarno shows that he is still a young artist in the experimental sense. His newest work, Sertania (Sertânia) is a delight for any lover of cinema.…
When cinema was still in its early stages, it was Georges Méliès who pioneered many technical and narrative developments in film. He was a French illusionist and he used many of those illusions in his experimental films as well. In his long illustrious career, he made more than 500 experimental movies, out of which many were burnt by he himself following his decline. Fortunately many of his groundbreaking works survived and many others were revived by film preservationists. The contribution to cinema by Georges Méliès
The first entry in Lars von Trier’s Depression Trilogy “Antichrist” is an increasingly disturbing but consistently gripping experimental horror that’s unnerving, unsettling & unforgiving in its depiction of grief, pain & despair but…
Voyage of Time: Life’s Journey [2016] – No amount of striking imagery and fleeting moments of beauty can make up for its glaring issues. The entire genesis sequence dealing with the origins…
10 Films The HOF-men Recommend: 9th Edition Here is the 9th Edition of the HOF-Men Recommend Series. Like every time, we came up with a list of 10 movies you must see:…