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“The film poses a key, existential question: whether these measures are proof of humanity’s indomitable spirit, or merely, as one Carolinian puts it, like treating a bullet wound with a band-aid?” We Have to Survive plays at Thessaloniki Documentary Festival
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We Have to Survive by Tomáš Krupa Review | Thessaloniki
In We Have to Survive, Tales from Greenland, Australia, North Carolina and Mongolia show how the world is united in one thing: the threat of climate change.
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“The doc is shot on 16mm Kodak Vision3 film, and the stock looks so good, it makes me wonder why more documentaries don’t utilise this truly cinematic format.” Ukraine war doc Mariinka (Pieter-Jan De Pue) is a bona fide masterpiece.
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Mariinka by Pieter-Jan De Pue Review | CPH:DOX Opening Film
Filmed over the course of ten years, Pieter-Jan De Pue’s documentary Mariinka is one of the best films made about the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
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“He is never challenged, never made to feel uncomfortable, never made to think about any of this. It’s a real betrayal of what a good documentary should do.” Sperm donor documentary Dad Genes has no spunk.
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Dad Genes by Craig Downing Review | Thessaloniki Doc Fest
Dad Genes has a brilliant premise — a man in his 50s reconnecting with his sperm donor children — but is derailed by perfectly middle-of-the-road filmmaking.
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“This is not a problem that will go away.” Reviews of The Loneliest Man In Town, Josephine, Queen At Sea, Sad Girlz and Where To? characterise our last newsletter on the Berlinale!
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Berlin Blues
Berlinale 2026, #8: The Loneliest Man In Town! Josephine! Queen At Sea!
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“Life does not dim its colours just because something violent has happened.” Sad Girlz is a nuanced — and powerful — depiction of friendship and sexual assault. Recent winner of Berlinale Generation 14plus!
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Sad Girlz by Fernanda Tovar Review | Berlinale Generation
Fernanda Tovar's Sad Girlz is a touching tale of female friendship under the shadow of sexual violence — the winner of Berlinale Generation 14Plus.
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“On the whole, not a great year, but there’s still some gems among the muck.” Read our mega-article with all of our fresh Berlinale takes!
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Berlinale 2026 Reviews | Short Takes on the Festival
Mini-takes on films seen at the Berlinale, from almost every section, letting you know what to keep an eye on — and what to avoid!
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“Only one man could make this — it’s a true pleasure to experience his vision.” Unidentified Nonflying Objects (UNO), the latest film by Russian animator Sasha Svirsky, plays in Berlinale Shorts.
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Unidentified Nonflying Objects (UNO) by Sasha Svirsky Review
Unidentified Nonflying Objects is another freewheeling and deeply weird animated gem from the mind of Russian animator Sasha Svirsky.
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“Can we ever know what we really want to say? Or the perfect way to express our true selves?” The new film by Hong is minor, even by his low-key standards, but it offers small joys (and beers).
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The Day She Returns by Hong Sangsoo Review | Berlinale
Hong Sangsoo's latest film, The Day She Returns, is even more minimalist than usual, using just a handful of scenes to create a spare poem of differences.
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“Jude and Cioflâncă’s latest creates a truly evocative sense of Romanian life in the tail-end of the Nicolae Ceaușescu regime.” Dive into the world of Jewish Romanian life with Radu Jude’s Shot Reverse Shot, playing in Berlinale shorts!
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Shot Reverse Shot by Radu Jude and Adrian Cioflâncă Review
Radu Jude and Adrian Cioflâncă's latest documentary Shot Reverse Shot continues their vital archival work of the Jewish Romanian experience.
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“This film offers a sensitive portrait of what it means to be cast adrift by a society bent on pointless war and destruction.” A Russian Winter plays in Berlin Panorama
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A Russian Winter by Patric Chiha Review | Panorama
Patric Chiha's A Russian Winter is a minor work, but a nonetheless rewarding one: capturing exiled Russian youth in a tragic holding pattern.
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“This narrow lens makes its broader take on pornography feel slightly reactionary and anti-porn: an understandable response, but ultimately limited.” Truly Naked plays in Perspectives.
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Truly Naked by Muriel d’Ansembourg Review | Perspectives
The opening visuals of British film (and Dutch-Belgian co-production) Truly Naked (Muriel d’Ansembourg) — two gold-painted bodies moving together in slow
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“Rarely has optimism felt so earned, and rarely does bondage seem so freeing. A little miracle of a movie.” Lust plays in Forum at Berlinale!
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Lust Confidently Finds Its Way Through the Darkness - Journey Into Cinema
Ralitza Petrova's lust is a tale of sex addiction and childhood trauma that, despite its grimness from scene to scene, exerts a curiously optimistic pull.
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“Four Minus Three captures how grief never works in a truly non-linear aspect, but is a constant companion that jerks you between eras.” A standout film from the Berlinale.
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Four Minus Three by Adrian Goiginger Review | Berlinale
A clown's life is turned upside down when her husband and two kids die in the emotionally resonant Four Minus Three, playing in Panorama.
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"You can go after one Nazi, but it’s like whack-a-mole — they’ll keep popping up, no matter how many trials you drag them into." Legal drama Prosecution plays at Berlinale!
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Prosecution by Faraz Shariat Review | Berlinale Panorama
Faraz Shariat's Prosecution carefully examines justice both within and without the complex, biased machinery of the German state.
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Berlinale 2026, #4: Seduction: A Cruel Woman! Prosecution! Decay! The worst film ever to play at Berlinale!
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Real Eroticism / Real Nonsense
Berlinale 2026, #4: Seduction: A Cruel Woman! Prosecution! Decay! The worst film ever to play at Berlinale!
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"History buffs will prefer the TV show, but for a more auteurist take on the material, Decay is a vital watch." The vital Chernobyl film Decay (1990) plays in the Berlinale Retrospective.
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Decay by Mykhailo Belikov Review | Berlinale Retrospective
The first film to tackle the Chernobyl disaster, Mykhailo Belikov's Decay is a fascinating historical document and a gripping work of poetic disaster cinema.
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“We are truly immersed in the world of these women, making for a metafictional experience that abounds in sly, wry pleasures.” Everything Else Is Noise plays in Berlinale Forum.
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Everything Else Is Noise by Nicolás Pereda Review | Forum
Nicolás Pereda's minimalist chamberpiece Everything Else Is Noise is at once a slyly pleasurable arthouse experience and a finely-attuned family comedy-drama.
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“I was super impressed with what Charli XCX was doing here; between her and Dua Lipa’s book club, our British female pop stars are actually kinda awesome.” The Moment is a standout at the Berlinale!
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"Now Berlinale has returned to its natural state: a sodden, sad, swamp, with rain slanting sideways." Takes on Mouse, Yellow Letters, A Prayer for the Dying — and more!
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Berlinale As A Swamp
Mouse! Yellow Letters! Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die!
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“There’s a playful looseness to it all, making for a consistently exciting and engaging film.” Viv Li’s Two Mountains Weighing Down My Chest is an engaging exploration of being caught between two very different cultures. Live from Berlinale!
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Two Mountains Weighing Down My Chest by Viv Li Review
Naval-gazing documentary Two Mountains Weighing Down My Chest is a funny, lacerating look at being caught between two very different cultures.
https://journeyintocinema.com/two-mountains-weighing-down-my-chest-review/
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“The place has been totally remade for export so the rest of the world can have cheap tomatoes and peppers all year round.“ South Spanish drama Iván & Hadoum asks if love can survive under exploitation.
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Two Mountains Weighing Down My Chest by Viv Li Review
Naval-gazing documentary Two Mountains Weighing Down My Chest is a funny, lacerating look at being caught between two very different cultures.
https://journeyintocinema.com/two-mountains-weighing-down-my-chest-review/
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"Finally! A good opening movie. It does what any festival opener should do: raise the mood, stir the soul and get us excited about what is to come." No Good Men opens the Berlinale!
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No Good Men. OK, A Few.
Berlinale is good again? Well, Only Rebels Win was bad.
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“It simply feels far too trivial to ever make any true impact, either as political or romantic cinema.” Fridge drama Complaint No. 713317 plays at Rotterdam!
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Complaint No. 713317 by Yasser Shafiey Review | Rotterdam
A broken fridge-freezer becomes a metaphor for the breakdown of a family — and perhaps society itself — in uneven comedy Complaint No. 713317.
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about 2 months ago
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“The film is brave enough to ask how much responsibility rests upon those who do migrate to make a proper effort to get involved in society, rather than assuming everything is going to be the same as back home.” Home plays at Rotterdam Film Festival!
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Home by Marijana Janković | Big Screen | Rotterdam
The well-meaning Yugo-Danish drama Home offers a nuanced portrait of migration and integration, but never really takes off dramatically.
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about 2 months ago
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“Where other films would frantically fill in the absences with platitudes or pat resolutions, this deeply intimate portrait is happy to embrace the unknowable — and is all the richer for it.” White Lies plays at IFFR!
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White Lies by Alba Zari Review | Rotterdam Film Festival
Bright Future entry White Lies is a remarkable non-fiction debut about the lingering effects of living in a cult upon an ordinary Italian family.
https://journeyintocinema.com/white-lies-review/
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“The lack of contextual understanding, at first disorienting and liberating, curdles into more and more reasons not to get involved.” Why Do I See You In Everything? plays at IFFR!
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"The level of honesty on display is striking; it’s hard to think of another documentary about the gay adult film world where a performer opens himself up this fully." Fascinating porn documentary Mickey & Richard plays at IFFR!
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Mickey & Richard by Ryan A. White and A.P. Pickle Review
Richard Bernstein and his alter porn ego Mickey Squires are explored in loving detail in Rotterdam documentary Mickey & Richard.
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about 2 months ago
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“If you ever wanted to see a Pink Panther movie (1963-2009) with double the Clouseaus and an arthouse, relaxed approach to world-building, then Conrad & Crab really is the lowkey gem for you.” Conrad & Crab plays at IFFR!
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Conrad & Crab by Claude Schmitz Review | Rotterdam
Conrad & Crab – Idiotic Gems by Claude Schmitz is a cosy French mystery movie that scratched an itch I didn't even know I had. Sequels please!
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“While I cringed at most of their actions, I saw a lot of myself, and the common human struggle, in their incomplete yearning for enlightenment — through each other, and through art.” Excellent Polish drama Tell Me What You Feel plays at Rotterdam!
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Love is Art in Tell Me What You Feel - Journey Into Cinema
Despite, or perhaps because of, its cringe characters, Tell Me What You Feel is a heartfelt exploration of whether art and love can really understand trauma.
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“The experience is like being at a party where you don’t like anyone, but then everyone sits in a circle and starts making out with each other. A waste of time for everyone involved.” Butterfly, playing at Rotterdam, is terrible!
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Butterfly by Itonje Søimer Guttormsen Review | Big Screen
Sentimental Value star Renate Reinsve returns in a much more forgettable drama: the absolutely dire Gran Canaria set comedy-drama Butterfly.
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"Obsessed with the transformative power of the image, she wanted to use the camera to turn the tables on the male gaze, imagining women loving women without their participation." Sundance film Barbara Forever explores Lesbian Icon Barbara Hammer
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Barbara Forever by Brydie O’Connor Review | Sundance
Barbara Forever is a loving tribute to the life and work of Barbara Hammer that excellently shows how she paved the way for many queer filmmakers to come.
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about 2 months ago
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Rotterdam is coming in just a couple of weeks, and with it, the shimmering allure of the new, but in the meantime, here are four excellent crime movies definitely worth watching instead of The Rip (Joe Carnahan, 2026) — which is terrible.
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NMS #4: New Year, Old Movies
Crime films to watch instead of The Rip
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2 months ago
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"Stretching from London to Tallinn to Austria, our favourite festivals in 2024 celebrate the magic of in-person gatherings in a world atomised by algorithmic streaming platforms and an increasingly degrading online media ecosystem." Read our picks!
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Favourite Film Festivals 2025 | Lists | Journey Into Cinema
From Tallinn to Austria to London, here are our picks for our favourite film festivals in 2025, celebrating the places that make cinema so special.
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"Every year, I try to write down what I like, with the full knowledge that every list is, by its very nature, an incomplete failure." Journey Into Cinema's Top 10 films of the year includes a few familiar faces (OBAA, Sirāt) and some leftfield choices.
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10 Best Films 2025 | List | Journey Into Cinema
From One Battle After Another to Den of Thieves 2: Pantera, Sirāt to Pillion, here's Redmond Bacon and Jared Abbott's picks for the best films of the year.
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"I leave Belgrade not fully convinced that the modern film festival is the best place to engage in our political future. But I can see the sprouts continue to shoot up through the broken concrete of modern film." @redrightman covers FAF in Belgrade.
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Festival of Auteur Films Belgrade Review | Serbian Cinema
Operating under public funding cuts, the Festival of Auteur Films in Belgrade reflects on Balkan division, politics and the potential for change.
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From
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at the Black Nights to Jared Abbott on Queer Cinema to @nkouhi.bsky.socialon NYFF, here is the best writing of the year at Journey Into Cinema!
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Our Best Film Writing of the Year
Journey Into Cinema's finest voices
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"If shitposting about prestige TV existed in 1991, this is exactly what it would’ve looked like." Twin Peaks-parody Twin Cheeks finally re-emerges from its camcorder swamp: it is a truly singular work of queer outsider art. Jared Abbott reviews:
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Twin Cheeks: Who Killed the Homecoming King? Review
Kelly Hughes' long-unavailable and unique queer outsider artwork Twin Cheeks: Who Killed the Homecoming King? finally makes its way back into the public eye.
https://journeyintocinema.com/twin-cheeks-who-killed-the-homecoming-king-review/
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"I arrived in the Estonian capital as nightfall had accumulated like a thick blanket, exerting a downward pressure that smothered me in sullenness." Joseph Owen reports from his first ever Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival!
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Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival Review 2025
Tales of trauma, pain, memory and vanishing animate an instructive and illuminating Tallinn Black Nights, a ray of light amid bleak November.
https://journeyintocinema.com/tallinn-black-nights-film-festival-2025/
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"As the smoke thickens, their arguments start to sound ridiculous. The house they’re bickering over might burn down before anyone signs anything." Sly Tallinn competition entry 18 Holes to Paradise skewers the foibles — and hubris — of the rich.
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18 Holes to Paradise by João Nuno Pinto Review| BNFF
The absurdities of the privileged in the face of incoming disaster is smartly dissected in João Nuno Pinto's Tallinn entry 18 Holes to Paradise.
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"Hudson is a revelation, using her charm to elevate this tale into something truly heartfelt and sweet." Kate Hudson shines opposite Hugh Jackman as part of a Neil Diamond tribute act in Craig Brewer's surprisingly powerful Song Sung Blue.
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Song Sung Blue by Craig Brewer Review | Journey Into Cinema
Craig Brewer's Song Song Blue is a surprisingly powerful musical biopic that rests upon the remarkable easygoing charm of Kate Hudson.
https://journeyintocinema.com/song-sung-blue-review/
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"Groomers don’t just lurk in shadows or hide in vans — they sit at your kitchen table, smiling, eating homemade apple pie, convinced no one will ever suspect them." Devastating Dutch drama The Pupil plays at Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival!
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The Pupil by Karin Junger Review | Tallinn Film Festival
At a time when "groomer" is used as a political smear, The Pupil shows us the truly sickening impact the reality can have on young boys and girls.
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"Surveillance becomes a grotesque empathy — omniscience at the price of connection. Distance is enforced; morality isn’t part of the equation." Jared Abbott reviews Interior, playing at Black Nights Film Festival!
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Interior by Pascal Schuh Review | Tallinn Black Nights
A sleek German answer to Philip Noyce's Sliver, Interior uses a sexual taboo to interrogate a world where all we do is watch — and rarely intervene.
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"With no one to like — or root for — Keeper becomes a curiously impersonal thing: boring, inert, meaningless. Keep away." Osgood Perkins' latest movie is a non-starter.
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Keeper by Osgood Perkins Review | Journey Into Cinema
Osgood Perkins' lazy "cabin in the woods" horror Keeper is a tale about almost nothing at all, with almost nothing to enjoy.
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"With its zoophilic storyline, he symbolises how the Spanish people tried to cope with or find solace in the unpleasant reality of living under a military dictatorship." @chidinmaokezie_ looks at the classic 1977 Spanish film La criatura!
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La criatura by Eloy de la Iglesia Review | Aesthetics
Made during Spain's transition to democracy, La criatura is a fascinating time capsule that uses bestiality to represent the possibility of change.
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"I was in New York last week and, yes, the rumours are true: it really is just like in the movies." New York and the movies inspire our latest edition of No More Slop, looking at a misguided, forgotten Central Park romance, and some in-flight propaganda.
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NMS #2: Autumn in New York
A terrible "fall" movie you can't look away from, in-flight corporate propaganda, and a couple of heist recommendations
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A new newsletter from Journey Into Cinema. Unsung films from the bowels of cinema history; a much-needed antidote to the current era of forgettable streaming slop. Subscribe today!
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No More Slop! #1
Here's what you should be watching instead!
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5 months ago
I love getting the chance to write about my favorite strand in NYFF for
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"If this medium is going to survive the automisation and co-optation of artistic labour, it must prove malleable in responding to the myriad ongoing global crises." Nick Kouhi surveys new films by Radu Jude, James Benning and Tsai Ming-liang at NYFF!
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Currents Review | New York Film Festival 2025
From Radu Jude's take on AI slop to Benning's pointedly political piece, Currents at NYFF has its experimental finger on today's disintegrating world.
https://journeyintocinema.com/currents-nyff-2025/
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"If this medium is going to survive the automisation and co-optation of artistic labour, it must prove malleable in responding to the myriad ongoing global crises."
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Current Responses to a Degrading Status Quo
New films in New York by Radu Jude, James Benning, Sharon Lockhart and Tsai Ming-liang
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Don't Pay for Black Phone 2
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