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The revolution introduced me to art, and art, in its own turn, brought me to the revolution.

Sergei Eisenstein

There’s Still Tomorrow

18 April 2024 / 320

This is a brilliant directorial debut of Italian actress, Paola Cortellesi. Sharp, elegant and passionate, she tells a story of the past with great love and great... Continue reading

Rita Di Santo

Films

‘Zone of Interest’ and Glazergate: The director’s challenge and the Zionist reaction

29 March 2024 / 388

Jonathan Glazer is the Academy Award and BAFTA winning director of Zone of Interest, a film that highlights the “dehumanization” going on outside the Nazi death camp... Continue reading

Dennis Broe

Films

The Trust Fall: Julian Assange

16 March 2024 / 367

Brett Gregory interviews the director of The Trust Fall: Julian Assange, and reviews the film Kym Staton appears on screen, tired. In the little Zoom box in... Continue reading

Brett Gregory

Films

From Salford to Saltburn: Class, Privilege and the Screen Industries

5 March 2024 / 332

Jon Baldwin compares and contrasts Nobody Loves You and You Don’t Deserve to Exist with Saltburn. Image above by Paul Routledge, see here Nobody Loves You and... Continue reading

Jon Baldwin

Films

‘Americonned’ film review: how we’re conned by capitalism in the US and Britain

5 March 2024 / 369

Hi, my name is Brett Gregory, Associate Editor for the UK arts, culture and politics website, Culture Matters, and this is my review of Sean Claffey’s 2023... Continue reading

Brett Gregory

Films

My Favourite Cake

19 February 2024 / 386

My Favourite Cake, the story of an elderly divorcée looking for love, could be seen as just a bittersweet crowd-pleasing romantic comedy. What happens in this movie... Continue reading

Rita Di Santo

Films

Small Things Like These

18 February 2024 / 348

Wonderfully adapted from the Claire Keegan’s novel, ‘Small Things Like These’, directed by Tim Mielant, is a strong film, emotional, radical and deep. It explores the infamous... Continue reading

Rita Di Santo

Films

Zombies and capitalism: George A. Romero’s anti-capitalist critique, and his democratic, collaborative film-making

10 February 2024 / 360

Interview Transcript BG: Victor Halperin’s movie ‘White Zombie’ from 1932, Jacques Tourneur’s ‘I Walked with a Zombie’ from 1943, Gordon Douglas’ ‘Zombies on Broadway’ from 1945 …... Continue reading

Brett Gregory

Films

I’m Explaining a Few Things… About Gaza

4 February 2024 / 862

The Art Of Resistance presents a short film about Gaza. Image above: Palestinian News & Information Agency (Wafa) in contract with APA images There is a climate... Continue reading

Culture Matters

Films

‘Folk Horror on Film: Return of the British Repressed’

1 February 2024 / 332

Brett Gregory interviews Dr. Louis Bayman, Associate Professor Film Studies at the University of Southampton BG: Even before the suicidal insanity of Brexit, the UK has always been... Continue reading

Brett Gregory

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