“If what I think is going to happen does happen, no-one will send you the last film. You’ll have to come and get it.” Iván Zulueta’s Arebatto is as self-aware as it is hypnotising. I love the urgency of a film that commits to the container of a delivered film. […]
Cult Films
Enter Santo: The First Adventures of the Silver Masked Man (1961) Fascinating Mexican cinematic history (Blu-Ray Review)
Identification of a Woman (1982): Antonioni enters the ’80s, as provocative as ever (Review)
If there’s anyone out there who still doubts that Michelangelo Antonioni was a genius, consider this: he made the British overcome their prurience. On its 1966 release, his classic Blow-Up was a substantial hit in the UK among audiences who were not primarily interested in watching the latest film from […]