A Jan Svankmajer Retrospective Part 2
Part two of Steve Williams’ fascinating retrospective of Jan Svankmajer.
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A Jan Svankmajer Retrospective
Steve Williams discusses the magical and macabre world of Jan Svankmajer, the animator of Prague.
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The Portuguese Nun (A Religiosa Portuguesa, 2009)
The Portuguese Nun is out on DVD. Steve Williams reviews.
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Dreaming With Your Eyes Open: Surrealism and the Czech New Wave
Part two of Steve Williams’ introduction to the strange and surreal world of Czech cinema.
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Glasgow Film Festival 2012 Weimarvellous
Steve Williams reports on the Weimarvellous strand of the Glasgow Film Festival.
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Dreaming With Your Eyes Open: Surrealism and the Czech New Wave
With a forthcoming retrospective of Jan Svankmajer’s films at the Glasgow film festival, Steve Williams introduces us to the strange and surreal world of Czech cinema.
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Glasgow Film Festival 2012
Steve Williams previews this year’s Glasgow Film Festival
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When the Ghosts Are Freed No Gates Can Keep Them at Bay
Steve Williams writes about reality and emancipation in Romanian cinema.
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The Unbearable Lightness of Drieu La Rochelle
Le Feu Follet is Drieu La Rochelle’s existentialist tragedy. It has been filmed twice – once by Louis Malle and, more recently, as Oslo, 31st August by Joachim Trier.
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Longing for Shipwrecks and Sudden Death – Lars von Trier, German Romanticism and the Nazis
Lars von Trier’s Melancholia is out in cinemas now. Steve Williams writes about this contraversial director – a filmmaker of simple extremes and polarities.
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