First and last film by a young filmmaker; a remarkable film.
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SHORT REVIEWS (33): DA XIANG XI ER ZUO
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SHORT REVIEWS (32): IT MUST BE HEAVEN
A lucid geopolitical comedy -
SHORT REVIEWS (31): KHEST VA AYENEH / THE BRICK AND THE MIRROR
A (old) masterpiece from Iran, a film that confirms that modernism is not an European property. -
SHORT REVIEWS (30): TA PEAU SI LISSE / A SKIN SO SOFT
An outstanding poetic portrait of a few body builders and their intimacy -
SHORT REVIEWS (29): DAWSON CITY: FROZEN TIME
Bill Morrison's masterpiece is his best love letter to cinema. -
SHORT REVIEWS (28): BLOCKADE / BLOKADA
A masterpiece on the dark side of the 20th Century by Sergei Loznitsa. -
SHORT REVIEWS (27): KÉKSZAKÁLLÚ
On Kékszakállú, third film by Gastón Solnikci, a film on matter that really matters. -
SHORT REVIEWS (26): OUR MEN
A small review on the third film by Athina Rachel Tsangari (Roger Koza)
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SHORT REVIEWS (25): DISPLACEMENTS AND IDENTITY
*** Masterpiece ***A Must See **Worth Seeing * Has a Reedimg Facet ° Worthless Pod Elektricheskimi oblakami / Under Electric Clouds, Russia-Ukraine-Poland, 2015 (***) By Roger Koza A couple of years have passed since German Jr. premiered Paper Soldier, his extraordinary and most recent film. Forced by circumstance, German Jr. had to work, together with […]
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SHORT REVIEWS (24): MEMORIES AND PLACES
*** Masterpiece ***A Must See **Worth Seeing * Has a Reedimg Facet ° Worthless Beskonechnost/ Infinitas, Rusia, 1992 (****) By Roger Koza Heaven is infinite, but this doesn’t mean it can offer any certainty of consolation. The opening shot of a cloud-covered sky is also infinite, but this also does not entail any certainty of […]
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