One of Luc Besson’s earliest cinematic accomplishments, Nikita went on to spawn
an American and a Hong Kong remake, as well as various television shows in
different forms, the most recent featuring Maggie Q as the tit…Read More...
Just when you thought that Scandinavia had been bled dry of all its TV drama,
along come more crime mysteries to entice the British public. Van Veeteren is a
series of TV films based on a popular series of novels by Swe…Read More...
Claude Chabrol’s New Wave drama Les Cousins re-visits the age old stereotypes
of the bad boy versus the nice guy. The world cinema film was made about a year
after Chabrol’s debut, Le Beau Serge, winning the Golden Bea…Read More...
Before her 2007 directorial debut, Julie Delpy was better known for her acting
abilities. Early in her career, Delpy was cast in films directed by two masters
of cinema: in 1985, her first role in a feature film was a cam…Read More...
Following the critical and commercial success of his first feature film, À Bout
De Soufflé (Breathless, 1960), Jean-Luc Godard quickly began work on his next
cinematic endeavour, with the eyes of the world fixed upon him…Read More...
Australian cinema has had something of a renaissance as of late. Clearly films
like the terrifying Animal Kingdom or Snowtown are about as far as you could get
from the popular Australian cinema of the late 1980s and ear…Read More...
Offside is inspired by a true event that happened to the director’s daughter
and won the Silver Bear at the 2006 Berlin Film Festival. However, perhaps more
importantly, it is also the last feature film made by the dire…Read More...
Ancient gods and the modern needs of a growing and challenging future collide in
this story of nature versus industry. Studio Ghibli’s epic tale of Ashitaka
and his quest to uncover the magical Princess Mononoke, spirit…Read More...
Having become an unexpected phenomenon with an outstanding first series, The
Killing returns for a second, shorter series, as the enigmatic Sarah Lund joins a
cast of mostly new faces for another gripping murder hunt. Aft…Read More...
To date, director Im Kwon-taek has been at the helm of an astonishing 101 films,
in a career spanning six decades, and he is considered a godfather of New Korean
Cinema. Since the 1970s, his films have garnered critical accl…Read More...
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