It’s the film that followed musical project Lulacruza, over the most remote regions of Colombia, improvising a magical hunt for musical roots. Read More
Movies
Doing Cinematic Absinthe With David Fincher
Kuma | January 26th, 2012
The David Fincher experience is very much like anything else out there. Few directors in cinema today seem to be that identifiable with such immediacy.
Sr. Amor
Rosario | January 24th, 2012
Sr. Amor is an exciting project of the advertising agency JWT for the Salvation Army, which brought together very prestigious Argentine designers -Hermanos Estebecorena, Pablo Ramírez, Mariano Toledo, Tramando, 12-NA, Ay Not Dead, Laurencio Adot and Bandoleiro- to create a collection intervening donated clothes and presenting them in an incredible fashion parade in La Rural.
Sleep is for the weak
Felix | January 23rd, 2012
Don’t mess with Julia Kelz: she owns a black belt in karate, has an education in all kinds of dances and speaks four languages. Read More
Farmer’s girl on the big stage
Felix | January 23rd, 2012
For her first appearance on screen in 2011, Carolina was casted as a tough farmer’s girl from the North of Germany who falls in love with a Russian soldier-hunk in 1945.
Making cinema with politics
Guillaume | December 14th, 2011
“L’Exercice de l’État” is a film by Pierre Schoeller, who makes a point avoiding to produce another carefully crafted and thoughtful theory on double bind in politics (trying to stay in power versus acting for the general interest). Read More
Ryan Gosling is now an internet meme
Paul | November 14th, 2011
It’s always nice when your favourite cult actors make it big. I’ve had a platonic crush on Ryan Gosling since he played a jewish neo-nazi (and got to fuck Summer Phoenix) in The Believer. Read More
This movie will change the way you see the 80′s
Paul | November 14th, 2011
I never really know where nostalgia ends and appreciation begins when it comes to the 80′s. It feels like that decade has been so consistently picked apart and recycled over the last 20 odd years that it’s hard to seperate out the things that were actually good. (insert denim song here). Read More
Dancing about architecture
Paul | November 13th, 2011
In-Edit is a film festival dedicated to documentaries about music. It’s in it’s 6th year and it’s kind of a big deal/social event. Perhaps because it’s easier to justify getting wasted after you’ve just seen the Lemmy film, than if you were sitting through a Tarkovsky retrospective.
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I’ve still got love for Vincent Gallo
Paul | November 13th, 2011
I re-watched Buffalo 66 last night and I have officially decided that it is one of my favorite movies. I know that supposedly Vincent Gallo is an asshole, but he’s so unbelievably hot. Read More
Stockholm Film Festival 2011
Martin | November 12th, 2011
It’s time for the Stockholm Film Festival, the time of year when I get to load up on a pile of new movies. The film festival always has some remarkably great films both local and international and pulls some great directors over.
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
Martin | November 11th, 2011
Quite possibly one of the most anticipated movies of the year, the big budget blockbuster, Hollywood version of The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo.
Anna Juliana Kletzmayr is a disturbing actress
Felix | November 5th, 2011
NAKED instantly
Callan | August 26th, 2011
Recently, mysterious personality/avant-bass musician ZOMBY mentioned in a rare interview for Self-Titled Magazine that he really likes the dark psychological vision of UK director Mike Leigh, specifically the film NAKED. Read More
Melancholy for the film industry
Callan | July 28th, 2011
The only movie that seems interesting coming out other than Harry Potter, which is like the best series of movies ever, is Lars Von Trier’s Melancholia. Read More