Videodrome: How Technology Warps Our Perception of Reality
By Harry Hook ‘Television is reality and reality is less than television’. David Cronenberg’s chilling prophecy rings true 35 years since...
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Cities of Change: Rome, From Fellini to Sorrentino
The city has long been a muse and inspiration for filmmakers, from the dawn of moving image to the present day. Literal symphonies have...
Up in the sky, look! It's a bird... It's a danger... It's Leviathan!
How ethically charged cameras plunge into the world of a commercial fishing boat to challenge our perception of man, nature, and the...
One Frame at a Time: In Praise of Duration in Cinema
By Joseph Gilson Alexander Sokurov, director of the remarkable Russian Ark (2002), the first feature length one-take film, once said,...
Space Between Worlds: The Inaccessibility of Existence in Wings of Desire and A Ghost Story
By Joseph Gilson In Wim Wenders’ 1975, Wrong Move, the central fragment of his road movie triptych, Bernhard Landau, the existential...
The Legend of the Chullachaqui: Constructing Memory in an Image-Obsessed World
In reference to Embrace of the Serpent (Guerra, 2015) and The Act of Killing (Oppenheimer, 2013). By Joseph Gilson “Is it my...
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