Overview of articles
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The Right Side of That Road
A thoughtful reflection on the working class district of the Old City of Damascus and the relations between the people and the built environment.Published on: -
The Golden Bird
Mysterious tale about a search for a way to escape the cycle of births. Imaginative experimental film by one of the most exciting Indian authors.Published on: -
Before Vanishing
The Barada is the main river in Damascus. Once it was the city’s lifeblood which provided riches, but nothing now remains of that illustrious past.Published on: -
Century of Birthing
A majestic film in which two stories easily fit. One about a filmmaker who is a little like Diaz himself and wrestles with the completion…Published on: -
Duck Hunting
A nostalgic day out hunting for a father and two sons. The violence is not only aimed at the ducks. Impressive student production.Published on: -
Stone Bird
The eccentric Abu Hajar has chosen a life in seclusion to escape an unsolvable personal conflict imposed on him by a rigid society.Published on: -
Jean Epstein, Young Oceans of Cinema
This portrait of the French filmmaker Jean Epstein focuses especially on the period when he was filming in Brittany. Epstein allowed himself to be insPublished on: -
Damsels in Distress
Four female students want to cause a revolution at their University and end up in drily comic situations when they start getting involved with men,…Published on: -
Heart’s Boomerang
Snowy Saint Petersburg. A young man with an incurable heart disease. Underground trains where he spends most of his time working as a subway machinistPublished on: -
Kotoko
Tsukamoto has to answer for almost unbearable films such as Tetsuo II: Body Hammer and Tokyo Fist. Not exactly free of violence, to put it…Published on: