AvatarAlberto Paolucci4 hours agoLiving Water review – visually magnificent meditation on Jordanian desertverified_publisherThe Guardian - Phuong LeWith its imposing sandstone mountains, the magnificent desert of Wadi Rum in southern Jordan is no stranger to the movie world. Once the actual base of TE Lawrence, the location was put on the silver screen in David Lean’s epic Lawrence of Arabia. But cutting through the hypnotic grandeur of the …
AvatarAlberto Paolucci3 hours ago34-minute Darth Vader is irrelevant, says expert on history and politicswalesonline.co.uk - Neil ShawFrom the fall of the Soviet Union to the West’s ‘war on terror’, Vietnam to the Weimar Republic, some of modern history’s most defining events and …
AvatarAlberto Paolucci8 hours agoWhy Michel Gondry isn't a fan of Quentin Tarantino moviesfaroutmagazine.co.uk - Calum RussellIf you don’t think you’ve seen a Michel Gondry film, you probably have, you just don’t know it. A French director, screenwriter and twee animator, …
AvatarAlberto Paolucci4 hours agoAndrei Tarkovsky once named his favourite American film of all timefaroutmagazine.co.uk - Swapnil Dhruv BoseAndrei Tarkovsky is still regarded as one of the chief innovators of Soviet Cinema, having created a nearly flawless body of work before his tragic …
AvatarAlberto Paolucci15 hours agoHow You Can Tell Who The Villain Is Before The Plot Twist Is Revealeddmarge.com - Bec MilliganThere’s a simple trick, involving phones, that’ll make sure you’re never fooled by a plot twist revealing the ‘villainous’ character again… If you’re …
AvatarAlberto Paolucci19 hours ago‘Bullet Train’ $30 Million Opening Can’t Sustain Summer Box-Office Surgeindiewire.com - Tom BrueggemannBrad Pitt's new movie needs to have a strong hold — and be big in Japan — if Sony wants sequels. August is the month when schools reopen and the …
