Mostra Filme Livre 2015
Our film Jericó is part of the Mostra Filme Livre 2015 in Brazil. The film will be screened during the months of March, April, May and June in the cities of Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo, Belo Horizonte and Brasília.
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Carteles Polacos
Carteles polacos: El estilo que rompió todos los esquemas del diseño gráfico.
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Top 10 film noir | Film | theguardian.com
Top 10 film noir
Guns, dames and hats: you can’t have a film noir without them, can you? Take a look at the Guardian and Observer critics list of the best 10 noirs and you’ll realise things aren’t that simple …
15 “Golden Rules” of Filmmaking from John Waters, Wim Wenders & Jim Jarmusch | Open Culture
15 “Golden Rules” of Filmmaking
Viennale 2013. Infinity Complex on Notebook | MUBI
The IV Ibero-American Film Festival Beirut, Lebanon
The IV Ibero-American Film Festival of Beirut, Lebanon. The Embassy of Spain in Lebanon and the Cervantes Institute of Beirut in collaboration with the Metropolis Association and the Embassies of Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Mexico, Uruguay and Venezuela and the consulates of El Salvador, Portugal and Peru, are pleased to present the 4th edition of the Ibero-American Film Festival OTRAS MIRADAS | OTHER VIEWS.
Material Desires: A Conversation with Catherine Breillat on Notebook | MUBI
Material Desires: A Conversation with Catherine Breillat on Notebook | MUBI. …
San Francisco Latino Film Festival shines a light on LGBT themes.
Extract: From El Salvador comes “El Cadaver Exquisito (The Exquisite Corpse),” written and directed by Victor Ruano, an Emmy-winning graphic designer. Ruano edited 400 hours of footage into 90 minutes to create this experimental film, a raw documentary influenced by distinctive Latin American surrealism. In a series of seemingly disjointed vignettes, including an extensive look into the lives of local transgender sex workers, “El Cadaver Exquisito” juxtaposes unscripted everyday rituals with staged dream sequences to provide social commentary on violence in El Salvador, especially against women.
Correction: the editor of the movie was Elric Kane.
Inin Sheka, el primer cineasta indígena amazónico del Perú » Cinencuentro
Inin Sheka, el primer cineasta indígena amazónico del Perú » Cinencuentro