Six British films from the 1930s
Robert Tanitch reviews the latest DVDs THE JESSIE MATTHEWS REVUE VOLUME 1 (Network) FIRST A GIRL. Griffith Jones (the handsomest leading man in British films in the 1930’s) falls in love with a girl o ...
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A rewarding, immersive cinema experience.
Home from Home – Chronicle of a Vision is a work of such humanity, beauty, depth and power that it can only be called a masterpiece. This four-hour epic about a Prussian farming community caught up i ...
The great American Director gets an unfitting tribute.
Robert Altman died of Leukaemia in 2006 at the age of 81 while scouting locations for what would have been his 40th movie. To call him a workaholic would be putting it mildly. As Ron Mann’s earnest, ...
Scriptwriter and first time director Eskil Vogt imagines how a blind woman sees
Anyone who saw Oslo, August 31st, will know that its co-writer, Eskil Vogt, does not like to spell things out or allow action and plot to distract from ideas, images and subjective experiences. If y ...