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Why Cult Movies Are Cult movies by Mark de Wit

What defines cult movies? Is it their genre, their actors, their budget, their box-office success or failure, something else? According to Wikipedia, a cult movie is “a film with a cult following, obscure or unpopular with mainstream audiences, and often revolutionary or ironically enjoyed”. Let‟s take a...

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Why I Like Korean Films

My love affair with Korean films begun in 2010 with Chagn Dong Lee's Poetry, a film about a sixty something year old woman who finds comfort in a poetry class. It is also a film about the poetry of cinema and it's ability to allow...

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Michaela Coel

is a phenomena. She wrote 191 drafts of I may Destroy You, her fictionalized story of sexual assault. She won a BAFTA for Chewing Gum, about a girl desperate to lose her virginity. She went to Guildhall and loved it. Even though she was told she...

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Play It safe

Play It Safe is the best short I have seen for a long time. Airing now on Mubi, Mitch Kalisha's debut is a moving, brutal and insightful piece of cinema. Cinematographer, Jaime Ackroyd, takes us to a place with this story that grabs us and...

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25 years on: the cinema gems of 1991

Every year has its cinematic masterpieces (and its flops). Yet, coincidence or not, some years are finer than others for film. Such was the case in 1991, the year which saw the release of such gems as The Silence of the Lambs, Boyz ‘n the Hood, Terminator...

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Sundance film reviews & festival recaps

There’s nothing quite so exciting for a cinema lover as following the biggest festivals in the film world. And while Cannes may be the most glamorous, Berlin the coolest and Venice the most sophisticated, there’s something particularly thrilling about the indie festival that takes place every January...

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