A Journey to the Center of Cinematic Madness

Wong Kar-wai's debut film, As Tears Go By (1988), is more traditional than the film's later films. Essentially, it is the story of a...

( image source ) Stanley Kubrick's Barry Lyndon (1975) is a three-hour film divided into two parts which in turn depict the title charac...

Andrei Tarkovsky's and Tonino Guerra's documentary, Voyage in Time (1983), takes a look at Tarkovsky's journey in Italy when he ...

Robert Bresson's Mouchette (1967) is a heartbreaking story of a teenaged girl named Mouchette. Her mother is dying, her father does not ...

Robert Bresson's Balthazar (1966) is a film about a donkey and the people around him. The multiple narratives of the different owners ar...

Terry Gilliam's Brazil (1985) is one of the most famous cinematic utopias - and for a good reason. Sam Lowry is a bureaucrat in a perver...

If you have read my blog ever since I began, you'll surely remember my incoherent and enthusiastic review of Shunji Iwai's All About...