CategoryAction

Action, Comedy

Konec Agenta W4C (The End of Agent W4C, 1967)

Václav Vorlíček created the first Czechoslovak absurd bond-esque espionage parody that still holds its cult status.

Action, Comedy

Le Magnifique (The Magnificent, 1973)

The instant cult French espionage parody by Philippe de Broca with Jean-Paul Belmondo and Jacqueline Bisset.

REVIEWS

Stachka (Strike, 1925)

The debut feature film by Sergei Eisenstein and the first archetypical example of pure communist propaganda.

Viaje – Sarajevo 21 Kinoscope

Paz Fábrega creates a low-key romantic bittersweet journey where a boy meets a girl as the time runs against them.

Io e Te (Me and You, 2012)

Bernardo Bertolucci is directing again and his last film Io e Te is an adolescent emotional drama that can still impress the fans of the Italian director.

Skammen (Shame, 1968)

Ingmar Bergman, in one of his lesser known masterpieces, de-dramatizes a war by transferring all its tragedy to Liv Ullmann, Max von Sydow and inevitably to his audience too.

Gorod Zero (Zero City, 1988)

Kafkaesque absurdity meets Soviet reality during the years of the extremely bureaucratic Perestroika in this deadpan comedy by Karen Shakhnazarov.

CategoryAction

Konec Agenta W4C (The End of Agent W4C, 1967)

Le Magnifique (The Magnificent, 1973)

Stachka (Strike, 1925)

Viaje – Sarajevo 21 Kinoscope

Io e Te (Me and You, 2012)

Skammen (Shame, 1968)

Gorod Zero (Zero City, 1988)

Cœur Fidèle vs. Boy Meets Girl

John Cassavetes on Art

Jacques Rivette: Should filmmakers see movies?

Pasolini on Hope

Introduction to Faces by John Cassavetes