It’s not really news that masks and vaccinations work. But Berlinale proved that they indeed do. Read Also: Berlinale Awards and our opinion Berlinale was held as a physical event, only for people that were vaccinated or recovered. All those that didn’t do the 3rd vaccination yet, plus all the press people (more than 2000 people) were obliged additionally to […]
The Berlinale 2022 announced yesterday the awards of the International Jury. Those included: Golden Bear: Alcarràs (dir: Carla Simón) Silver Bear grand jury prize :The Novelist’s Film (dir: Hong Sang-soo) Silver Bear jury prize: Robe of Gems (dir: Natalia López Gallardo) Silver Bear for best director: Claire Denis for Both Sides of the Blade Silver Bear for best leading performance: […]
Once again a multitalented International Jury will decide who will take home the Golden and the Silver Bears at the Berlinale 2022. 18 films are competing for the awards in this year’s Competition. The winners will be announced at the Berlinale Palast on February 16. Director M. Night Shyamalan will head the jury. The other members of the jury are director, […]
Rian Johnson has announced filming has begun on Knives Out 2. The former Star Wars: The last Jedi director who got nominated for Best Screenplay for his work on the first installment of Knives out, twitted a photo of a camera with the see as background writing: “Aaaaaaaand WE’RE OFF! Day one of filming on the next Benoit Blanc mystery. […]
Actually we are still into the pandemic, but this year’s Cannes moved to the summer (running from July 6 to July 17) from its usual May slot and today after some postponements announced a HUGE line up with 24 films in competition. Hence the feeling that the festival is moving with full engines on, having lots of film that are […]
This is a film blog, but it’s also like therapy for me. Film was always my passion, from the time that I was growing up in a small island that had no cinema at the time I was 12, making me so disappointed. After a decade of Cinefreaks.gr, one of the biggest sites for cinema in Greece, I decided the […]
Stanley Kubrick was never the director we would think answering existential questions in his films. In 1968 though, he was asked on an interview why life is worth living, giving a really interesting answer that inspired Gavin Aung Than to make a comic about that specific answer using Kubrick’s films. Kubrick said that life has not meaning, that’s why anyone […]