I really find myself in a paradox with King Arthur. I love the story, or stories as it were. It’s full of heroism and noble righteousness, as all good medieval fantasies should be. But it also has some warped and twisted, and even sick at times, elements to it; again
Salta (Salta Bekturova) and Iva (Iva Litova), two Albanian young women cycle from Albania to England hoping to make people aware that Jesus is coming back. After a long bike ride through hills and tunnels helped by expletive-filled prayers and determination, they find a target. Green-haired Azzees (Azzees Minot) assures
By Patrick King. Der müde Tod or Destiny as it’s commonly called in English, is a silent film written by Fritz Lang and his wife Thea von Harbou, and directed by Lang. Released in 1921, a year before Dr. Mabuse: The Gambler, it is a pretty neat example of folk storytelling
By Marti Dols Roca. David Lynch: The Art Life is the Lynch narrated account of the life of the filmmaker before he became that, a filmmaker. From his bucolic upbringing in small town America (Montana, Idaho, Virginia and Idaho again) to his first steps as an artist in “New York for
This short western sees a troubled sheriff and a lone gunslinger take down the notorious gang terrorising the town. If all that sounds very familiar, it’s because British filmmaker Luke Shelley’s film brings precious little new to the table. While many modern westerns - across film and television - have brought
