As the second wave of Covid-19 spreads all over the world, cinema adjusts to the new scenario turning in-presence festivals into online events. That’s the case with …
There’s always been a sort of ancestral split in music between pop and niche artists and let’s say that Paolo Conte embodies both: he’s an incredibly …
The 14th edition of Rome Film Festival (RFF14) opened yesterday with Motherless Brooklyn, Edward Norton’s second feature film since 2000 (Keeping The Faith). The Boston-born actor and filmmaker, …
It’s hard to justify a European phenomenon to the U.S. market, but let’s put it this way: In 2010 Guillaume Canet’s ensemble drama, Little White Lies, …
Quentin Tarantino’s new film, Once Upon a Time In Hollywood is unique for different reasons: it’s a postcard from 1969’s Los Angeles, it reimagines an era mixing fiction and reality …
I’m quite sure that many people, like me, are used to a certain type of Polish cinema: slow, filled with sadness, often dealing …
Since its launch, in 2012, the Nordic Film Fest has become the ultimate gathering for movie lovers who are interested in the new …
Four years after Two Friends (Les Deux Amis), Louis Garrel’s first film as a director, the french actor and filmmaker is back behind the camera …
In an imaginary Olympus populated by the best film composers of all time, one place belongs to …
If you were skeptical about a live-action version of Dumbo, be prepared to change your mind: Tim Burton’s adaptation is surprisingly stunning. The live-action fantasy film revisits Walt …
