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Through an Open Window
Eric Mendelsohn’s first film was warmly received by the critics at its première last year in Cannes. Elaine Paterson (Time Out) spoke of ‘a debut…Published on: -
The Forbidden Quest
In mid-1941 an old ship’s carpenter turns up in an Irish fishing village alleging that he is the only survivor of a secret expedition to…Published on: -
The Waiting
The Waiting is a documentary film portraying the romance of Donna and Raymond. A special relationship because Raymond is an inmate at Sing Sing Jail.…Published on: -
Conversation From the Grave With Joan Burroughs
On 7 September 1951 William Burroughs shot his wife Joan dead. He wanted to compete with William Tell, she put a glass on her head,…Published on: -
River Bottom
A feature film about the world on the river bottom; in other words, twenty-four hours from the life of a musician, deserted children, junkies and…Published on: -
The Waterdance
A warm and compassionate, but never sentimental film about three men who have to learn to live in a rehabilitation centre with a handicapped body.…Published on: -
A Small Dick Fleshy Ass Thang
A black man and a white woman lie naked in bed and taunt each other about ‘small’ versus ‘big’ en ‘fleshy’ versus ‘tight’. A Small…Published on: -
On the Air
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The Crying Game
A virtuoso and stylishly-made modern British variant within the indestructible genre of the film noir. The femme fatale, an essential ingredient, is doubly present: the…Published on: -
Blade Runner – The Director’s Cut
Blade Runner, from 1982, is now recognised as a pioneering, influential film and has been admired even in avant-garde film circles. It was a classic…Published on: