The Kid Stays In The Picture is a 2003 documentary based on Robert Evans’ 1994
autobiography of the same name. Much like Peter Biskind’s enjoyable, muckraking
Easy Riders, Raging Bulls, the documentary looks at the often-…Read More...
Following the rise of the Gallic Noir in the world cinema genre comes State
Affairs (2009), directed by Eric Valette, the man responsible for the style and
success of the highly acclaimed Braquo series. The film stars…Read More...
The middle part of Gregg Araki’s ‘Teenage Apocalypse Trilogy’, The Doom
Generation sandwiches itself between a tale of six gay adolescents struggling to
get along with each other and with life in the face of major o…Read More...
A gay Visitor forces a conservative Turkish policeman to face his own, previously
denied, homosexuality. So far, so LGBT Cinema… The Visitor is Marco, who is in
Berlin on holiday from Rome. He stays with his cousin Christin…Read More...
Mother And Child is a 2009 family melodrama which received mild acclaim and
limited success, winning the Grand Prix du Jury 2010 at the Deauville American
Film Festival in France. The film is a collaboration between C…Read More...
That Gorgio Perlasca was essentially unknown to the world – besides those
who owe their lives to him – until a TV interview in 1990 is surely reflective
of our ever obscurer understanding of modern history. This TV…Read More...
Based on the historical play, The Orphan Of Zhao, world cinema release Sacrifice
is the third of China’s stage plays to be adapted by Chen Kaige (Farewell
My Concubine). Set in the Jin state of ancient China, Sacrific…Read More...
Not fully content with just its extensive episode run on TV, the Naruto franchise
has also broken into several feature length stories. While Bonds is the second
film in the Naruto Shippuden saga, it is the fifth overall. Ta…Read More...
Sex And Zen initially came out back in the early ‘90s and managed to make quite
an impact on Hong Kong’s box office – a fact which paved the way for two
sequels. The series, loosely based on the 17th Century Chinese…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...
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