Persona: visually stunning minimalist meditation on identity, duality and the art of film-making
Ingmar Bergman, “Persona” (1966) A visually stunning film, shot in black and white film and
Ingmar Bergman, “Persona” (1966) A visually stunning film, shot in black and white film and
Chinese and Chinese-language Films | French and French-language Films
Olivier Assayas, “Clean” (2004) Rare are the movies in which two main characters happen to
Shane Carruth, “Upstream Color” (2012) Since making “Primer”, Shane Carruth’s career as film director and
Franciszka and Stefan Themerson, “The Adventure of a Good Citizen / Przygoda czlowieka poczciwego” (1937)
J Searle Dawley, “Frankenstein” (1910) Made by Edison Studios in 1910, this is the first
Franciszka and Stefan Themerson, “The Eye and the Ear / Oko i Ucho” (1944 /
Zbigniew Rybczinski, “Tango” (1981) Winner of the 1981 Oscar for Best Animated Short, this 8-minute
Jerzy Kucia, “Reflections / Refleksy” (1979) Black-and-white animation has never been used so well as
Zofia Oraczewska, “The Banquet / Bankiet” (1976) Its style seems outdated for a short animation
Marek Skrobecki, “Ichthys” (2005) For once I didn’t need to look up an English translation