The Death Ray: early Soviet silent with plenty of action, skulduggery and even some poetic film-making
Lev Kuleshov, “The Death Ray / Luch Smerti” (1925) A silent Soviet action thriller that
Lev Kuleshov, “The Death Ray / Luch Smerti” (1925) A silent Soviet action thriller that
British Films | North American Films
Christopher Nolan, “The Prestige” (2006) Rather fussy if good-looking film about duplicity and duplications, duelling
Zdenek Miler, “The Mole in a Dream / Krtek ve Snu” (1985) Another film episode
Middle Eastern Films | North American Films
Marcio E Gonçalves, “Rendering Lisa” (2010) Mehmet Can Koçak, “Perspective” (2011) Jesus Orellana, “Rosa” (2011)
Northern European Films | Russian and Soviet Films
Ando Keskküla, “Jänes (The Hare)” (1976) One of the trippiest animation films I have seen
Multi-media Presentations | North American Films
David Blair, “Wax or the Discovery of Television among the Bees” (1991) One of my
Declan Whitebloom, “Prophets of Science Fiction (Episode 1: H G Wells)” (2011) For some reason,
Ridley Scott, “Prometheus” (2012) Originally conceived as a predecessor to “Alien” and its successor films,
Clara and Julia Kuperberg, “Hollywood between Paranoia and Science Fiction” (2011) An entertaining and lightweight
Declan Whitebloom, “Prophets of Science Fiction (Episode 6: Robert Heinlein)” (2011) After a few episodes