Posts Tagged ‘Michelangelo Antonioni’
Film Review – Kimi
In 2013, director Steven Soderbergh announced that he would be taking a leave from filmmaking. Since then, he’s arguably been more prolific than ever, heading numerous movie, TV, and off-Broadway projects. Apparently, his short-lived hiatus only worked to spark his creativity. He’s one of the few filmmakers…
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SXSW Film Review – Claire in Motion
A woman sleeps in bed. Her husband turns over and kisses her good morning. She continues to sleep, he gets up and gets dressed. The husband goes out for a hiking trip. He parks his car, puts on his backpack, and walks into the woods.…
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Film Review – When Evening Falls on Bucharest or Metabolism
Making movies is a wonderful creative process. A group of people coming together to make one singular piece of art is a fascinating way to explore the possibilities of imagination. What some viewers may not realize is that it can also be difficult, tedious, and…
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