Cinema is one of the most illusory and deceptive art forms, largely because it so frequently falsely presents itself as representing some kind of reality.
Tag: Juliette Binoche
Film review – Summer Hours (2008)
Summer Hours (L’Heure d’été) originally began as an initiative by Paris’s Musée d’Orsay. It was to be a short film that would have been part
Film review – Flight of the Red Balloon (2007)
Taiwanese director Hou Hsiao-Hsien is often compared to the legendary Japanese filmmaker Yasujiro Ozu who also had a minimalist approach to filmmaking, which focused on
Film review – Dan in Real Life (2007)
In Dan in Real Life Steve Carell leaves behind his comedic personae to once again play a melancholic 40-something type character, as he so brilliantly
DVD review – Damage (1992), Region 4, Roadshow
When originally released in 1992 Damage created a minor fuss with its exploration of the relationship between pain and desire, articulated by an affair between
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