Woes and Wrong Doings: Watersprite Dusk Screenings
Hannah Clarkson reviews Watersprite’s Dusk Screenings: Woes & Wrong Doings.
Hannah Clarkson reviews Watersprite’s Dusk Screenings: Woes & Wrong Doings.
Animation and revelation: prominent themes across Watersprite 2015, but particularly so for “Dusk Screenings: Weaving New Threads”.
Watersprite’s Sunday afternoon “Wild Things” screenings bring together the weirdest and most wonderful from Germany, New Zealand and Spain.
Day 4 of Jack’s Berlinale diary, in which Jack washes his hands in magic soap, braves a baying Wenders throng and ends up in a queue quandary.
The year is 2017. 100 years have passed since the Russian Revolution, and the landscape of UNDER ELECTRIC CLOUDS is in every sense clouded and cold.
“There comes a point at a festival where you just tell yourself to quit whilst you’re ahead. And who takes their boyfriend to a rubbish tip to make out?!”
“Time is precious and culturally-loaded with far more cinematic delicacies to try at a film festival. It’s bloomin’ marvellous!”
Three days into the Berlinale Film Festival, Jack Toye dives straight into the action.
“It only happens in the movies”? There are certain things that only happen in Japanese movies, writes Noel Megahey at the Japan Foundation Touring Film Programme.
Anthony Davis spoke to Hammudi Al-Rahmoun Font about his entertaining and provocative Catalan adaptation of OTHELLO, screened at CFF2014