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Santiago, Italia by Hope Madden History repeats itself. This often frustrating, even tragic theme has powered many films and documentaries over the years, including Nanni Moretti’s Santiago, Italia. An…read more →
Santiago, Italia by Hope Madden History repeats itself. This often frustrating, even tragic theme has powered many films and documentaries over the years, including Nanni Moretti’s Santiago, Italia. An…read more →
Vitalina Varela by Cat McAlpine Vitalina Varela travels to Portugal to sift through the ashes of the life her husband led there. “There is nothing for you here.” Someone on…read more →
12 Days by Rachel Willis Like a fly on the wall, Raymond Depardon takes his audience inside a world most will never see, and many may never want to see…read more →
Leaning Into the Wind: Andy Goldsworthy by Rachel Willis Patience. It’s the first word that comes to mind while watching Thomas Riedelsheimer’s documentary about artist Andy Goldsworthy. But that’s not…read more →
Tom of Finland by Hope Madden Leathermen, homoeroticism, beefcake—three things you should not expect from the film Tom of Finland. This biopic, often gorgeously shot with a painterly eye that…read more →
Presenting Princess Shaw by Hope Madden Raw talent is a rare find. Ophir Kutiel, or Kutiman as he’s known, realizes this. That may be why he spends countless hours scouring…read more →
Bleak Street by Hope Madden The destinies of two undersized twin wrestlers and a pair of aging prostitutes braid in Arturo Ripstein’s grimly surreal Bleak Street (La Calle de la…read more →
Story of My Death by Hope Madden Infamous womanizer Giacomo Casanova’s autobiography “Story of My Life” became an irreplaceable documentation of 18th Century Europe. His libertine lifestyle and the age…read more →