Kim Ki-duk continues his quest to ruin his audiences’ day. For the majority of his career Kim Ki-duk has presented us with bleak films focusing on people’s horrendous psychology. From the ...
Weaving my way through the twilight streets of London’s Soho, I search for the Soho Screening Rooms. Inside I meet other wary and weary travelers, all collected together to look back into cinema’s go...
High-jumps and Hi-jinks at the 1936 Olympic games. In 1936 Gretel Bergmann was Germany’s most successful female high-jumper, frustratingly for the Nazi’s she was also Jewish. Understandabl...
Kristin Scott Thomas doesn’t star in a comedy that’s not actually a comedy. Professor of Chinese business practices Damien (Jean-Pierre Bacri) finds himself in a bind. He has promised his ...
How I Came to The Work of Actor RUSS RUSSO (or rather, how it came to me) by Pablo D’Stair Like much of the art that has come to mean so much to me in life—from the work of Joyce and Mamet, to M...