“Howl” dir Rob Epstein, Jeffrey Friedman In competition, Howl is about Allen’ Ginsberg’s seminal work, and theresulting obscenity trial involving the beat poet and his publishers. Thestory is told primarily trough three interweaving threads: the trial; the poemitself, animated by […]
For its sixtieth anniversary the International Berlin Film Festival opens with a Chinese movie and closes with a Japanese film marking clearly its cinematic geopolitical orientation. The opening movie “Apart Together” is a bright and funny tale of a Chinese […]
60°International Berlin Film Festival by Rita Di Santo For its sixtieth anniversary the International Berlin Film Festival opens with a Chinese movie and closes with a Japanese film marking clearly its cinematic geopolitical orientation. The opening movie “Apart Together” is […]
60°International Berlin Film Festival. By Rita Di Santo. In Competition: Howl dir Rob Epstein, Jeffrey Friedman & The Ghost Writer Dir Roman Polansky “Howl” dir Rob Epstein, Jeffrey Friedman In competition, Howl is about Allen’ Ginsberg’s seminal work, and the […]
Martin Scorsese’s Noir Games at the Berlinale. By Rita Di Santo Scorsese’s Noire Games Reaches the Top. Martin Scorsese has chosen Berlin Film Festival as the platform to show his latest movie, “Shutter Island”, a tale of haunting mystery and […]
We have spoken so much about it that was likely to get loads of expectations and be disappointed in principle. Also because with what seemed to have promised it was hard not to be disappointed. Instead Avatar is a film […]
