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Tag Archives: American movies
runaway kids (film: Moonrise Kingdom – Wes Anderson, 2012)
Welcome to Wes Anderson‘s universe for ‘Moonrise Kingdom‘, made in 2012, perhaps Anderson‘s most Andersonian film. It’s a bold combination of a movie for and about teenagers and a surreal fantasy, a nostalgic American story set in the mid-1960s – … Continue reading
another piece in the mosaic (film: Minari – Lee Isaac Chung, 2020)
‘Minari‘, the autobiographical film written and directed in 2020 by the American filmmaker Lee Isaac Chung, a son of Korean immigrants, has some beautiful moments and quite a lot of cinematic qualities. It is an immigrants story, one of the … Continue reading
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Tagged American cinema, American movies, independent cinema, Lee Isaac Chung, Minari, Steven Yeun, Will Patton, Yeri Han
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deadly games (film: Nerve – Henry Joost, Ariel Schulman, 2016)
In 2016, when they made ‘Nerve‘, Henry Joost and Ariel Schulman already had in their joint filmography the series 3 and 4 of the horror cycle ‘Paranormal Activity‘ as well as ‘Catfish‘, a successful documentary that deals with romantic relationships … Continue reading
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Tagged American cinema, American movies, Dave Franco, Emma Roberts, Henry Joost, horror movies, Internet, movies about Internet
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the price of the life of a soldier (film: The Monuments Men – George Clooney, 2014)
The story in ‘The Monuments Men‘ directed by George Clooney and released on screens in 2014 is worth telling. In the last year of World War II, a small group of Allied soldiers, most of them experts in the arts, … Continue reading
a policewoman starts her career (film: Blue Steel – Kathryn Bigelow, 1990)
I decided to watch ‘Blue Steel‘ due to the presence of Jamie Lee Curtis in the cast and the fact that it is directed by Kathryn Bigelow. The film was released on screens in 1990, when Curtis was already a … Continue reading
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simple and beautiful (film: Nomadland – Chloé Zhao, 2020)
The fact that director Chloé Zhao‘s ‘Nomadland‘ is nominated for some of the most important categories Academy Awards and that it is even considered the main favorite for the best film of 2020 may have influenced my experience of watching … Continue reading
the power of the mob (film: The Chase – Arthur Penn, 1966)
1966, the year Arthur Penn made ‘The Chase‘, belongs to the period in the second half of the 1960s that transformed American cinema. These are the years in which the French New Wave reached the shores of Hollywood, in which … Continue reading
saving the family, somewhere in America (film: The Killing of Two Lovers – Robert Machoian, 2020)
‘The Killing of Two Lovers‘ (2020) directed by Robert Machoian is another one of those films whose fate has been changed by the pandemic. The premiere took place at the Sundance festival in January 2020. I’m not sure if and … Continue reading
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Tagged American cinema, American movies, Chris Coy, Clayne Crawford, independent cinema, Robert Machoian, Sepideh Moafi
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between entertainment and political manifesto (film: BlacKkKlansman – Spike Lee, 2018)
The political division and the racial tensions of recent years in the United States have not yet been reflected in memorable films. In ‘BlacKkKlansman‘ Spike Lee, one of the directors who has a lot to say about these topics, chose … Continue reading
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Tagged Adam Driver, American cinema, American movies, John David Washington, Laura Harrier, political cinema, Spike Lee
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L.A. in flames (film: Hotel Artemis – Jodie Foster, 2018)
There are quite a few reasons why ‘Hotel Artemis‘, the 2018 film by first time director Drew Pearce, would be worth seeing. First of all, the cast, in which Jodie Foster appears for the first time after a five-year break … Continue reading
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Tagged American cinema, American movies, Hollywood movies, Hotel Artemis, Jeff Goldblum, Jodie Foster
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