I started Acid Cinema in mid-August as an offshoot of my previous blog. Unlike
the previous one, this blog was (obviously) envisioned as 100% dedicated to
cinema right from the start. The focus is mostly on South Kore…Read More...
The Dubai International Film Festival (DIFF) is the leading film festival in the
Middle East, Asia and Africa. Since its inception in 2004, the festival has
served as an influential platform for Arab filmmakers and tale…Read More...
The Schleicher Spin began in December of 2006 under the moniker of
‘davethenovelist’, as a way for me to promote my writing and (at the time)
new novel (The Thief Maker). I wanted to share with readers my…Read More...
I founded Silent Volume in January 2009. My readership is silent film fans,
naturally, though I attract some anime fans, too, plus artists, archivists, and
fans of classic fashion. Silent Volume gives me the chance t…Read More...
(re)Search My Trash went online in early 2005 after one-and-a-half years of
preparation. It’s database-based and the core is a perl-program I developed
myself – and I’m not even a programmer. As for rea…Read More...
Never Mind Pop Film was created in 2009. Originally, the site started out as a
hub for reviews of films and gradually progressed into movie news, and actor
introspective, as well as looking at older movies. The site ha…Read More...
Kimchi Soul was founded in March 2011 to follow one girl’s quest to find Korea
in London. So far, we’ve discovered fortnightly film nights at the Korean
Cultural Centre, fun screenings through the London Asian Movie…Read More...
I’ve always been interested in foreign cinema and I take great pleasure in
putting lesser-known titles out there. I see the movies as a wonderful medium for
learning about other cultures as well as minorities within our…Read More...
Coffee Coffee And More Coffee was launched in June 2005. The blog is named after
a column written by the often curmudgeonly Herman G. Weinberg, who’s
Coffee, Brandy And Cigars appeared in the old Take One magazin…Read More...
Acidemic was founded in 2003 with the intention of creating a print magazine
focusing on controversial themes in cinema – progressive drugs, sex, etc.
from a nonjudgmental theoretical standpoint, bringing advanced…Read More...
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