The Wind Rises: a dishonest, cowardly film that supports current Japanese militarism
Hayao Miyazaki, “The Wind Rises / Kaze tachinu” (2013) Miyazaki’s swansong film is a fictional
Hayao Miyazaki, “The Wind Rises / Kaze tachinu” (2013) Miyazaki’s swansong film is a fictional
Alfred Hitchcock, “Topaz” (1969) Coming towards the tail-end of a long and illustrious career in
Lars von Trier, “Dogville” (2003) First in a series of films on American culture from
Francis Ford Coppola, “Apocalypse Now (Redux)” (2001) The actual plot is very basic: sometime during
Rob Ager, “The War on Bugs” (2012) Researched, written, edited and narrated by Rob Ager,
Multi-media Presentations | North American Films
Ray Younis, “On Meaning and Purpose: ‘Blade Runner’ Frame by Frame” (The University of Sydney
British Films | North American Films
Steve McQueen, “12 Years a Slave” (2013) British director Steve McQueen’s third film “12 Years
Elísabet Ýr Atladóttir, “Memoria” (2013) A creepy psychological character study, “Memoria” is very depressing to
Bo Mathorne, “The Backwater Gospel” (2011) In a total running time of just over nine
Tomek Baginski, “The Kinematograph” (2009) Here is a bittersweet story of a lone inventor labouring