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Tag Archives: documentary
every victim had a name and a face (documentary: Iesirea trenurilor din gara – Adrian Cioflâncã, Radu Jude, 2020)
‘The Exit of the Trains‘ is an important and necessary documentary film, which cannot be judged by the criteria by which we judge other films and even documentaries. I dare to compare the format of this film with that of … Continue reading
longing for Aznavour (film: Le regard de Charles – Marc di Domenico, Charles Aznavour, 2019)
‘Le regard de Charles‘ is a very special biographical documentary. In 2018, a few months before his death, Charles Aznavour shared a secret and a treasure with his friend, the filmmaker Marc di Domenico. It was a few dozen hours … Continue reading
the Hollywood Dream (film: Hollywoodism – Simcha Jacobovici, 1998)
Among the few positive effects of the pandemic I can list the cultural events and virtual festivals that we can access on the Internet and that I would otherwise have hardly or maybe never attended. One of them, the Jewish … Continue reading
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Tagged documentary, Hollywoodism, movies about movies, Simcha Jacobovici
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the Delta of Bucharest (documentary: Acasa, My Home – Radu Ciorniciuc, 2020)
“Acasă” or “My Home” as translated in the title of Radu Ciorniciuc‘s documentary is a very special film that accompanies for four years a social program related to an unusual family. Gelu Enache and his wife had settled with their … Continue reading
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Tagged Acasa, Acasa My Home, documentary, Radu Ciorniciuc, Romanian cinema
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the fire that shook Romania (film: colectiv – Alexander Nanau, 2019)
“collective“, the 2019 documentary film signed by Alexander Nanau addresses a serious topic. In the fire in the Bucharest nightclub ‘Colectiv’ which took place on October 30, 2015, 27 young people died. In the months that followed, another 37 of … Continue reading
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Tagged Alexander Nanau, colectiv, collective, documentary, Romanian cinema
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the testimony of Mr. Laszlo Nussbaum (documentary : Nussbaum 95732 – Laszlo Csibi, 2017)
The opening sequence of the documentary – testimony that director László Csibi dedicated to Laszlo Nussbaum, one of the last Holocaust survivors living in the city of Cluj in Romania today, reminded me of my first encounter at Buchenwald with … Continue reading
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Tagged documentary, Holocaust, Holocaust movies, Laszlo Csibi, Nussbaum 95732
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Mărturia Domnului Nussbaum (documentar: Nussbaum 95736 – Laszlo Csibi, 2017)
Secvența care deschide documentarul – mărturie pe care regizorul László Csibi l-a dedicat lui Laszlo Nussbaum, unul dintre ultimii martori supraviețuitori ai Holocaustului care trăiesc astăzi în Cluj, mi-a amintit prima mea întâlnire la Buchenwald cu unul dintre locurile cumplite … Continue reading
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Tagged documentary, Holocaust, Holocaust movies, Laszlo Csibi, Nussbaum 95736, Romanian history
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a beautiful finale (film: Visages villages – Agnès Varda, 2017)
“Visages villages” (the English title is “Faces Places“) is the last big screen film directed in 2017 by Agnès Varda in collaboration with photographer and mural artist JR. Until her death in 2019, she would make another TV movie dedicated … Continue reading
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Tagged Agnes Varda, documentary, French cinema, JR, Visages villages
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traveling the world, traveling the mind (documentary: Sans Soleil – Chris Marker, 1983)
‘Sans Soleil‘ is a movie that is hard to fit in any category, same as its director Chris Marker (1921 – 2012) was a cinematic persona hard to characterize or place into a single shelve of the French film history. … Continue reading
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Tagged Chris Marker, documentary, French cinema, Sans Soleil, Sunless
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the shadows of the victory (documentary: Censored Voices – Amos Oz, 2015)
The Israeli writer Amos Oz, deceased at the end of 2018, was praised as one of his country’s and the world’s most important contemporary writers. His relationship with cinema is illustrated by quite a significant number of references on IMDB, … Continue reading
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Tagged Amos Oz, Censored Voices, documentary, Israel, Israel history, Israeli cinema, Mor Loushy
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