FRENCH AND ITALIAN CINEMA
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- European Cinema Vs. HollywoodBefore the First World War, the dominant force in cinema was European.
- The History of Horror: The Cinema Part IIPart II of a four-part series that examines the history of horror in films and the impact societal changes have had on the genre. In this installment, films from the 1940s, 1950s, and early 1960s and how the Cold War era affected them are examined.
- American Films to Take a Cut at Italian Box OfficeIf you go to a multi-screen movie theatre in Italy you'll notice that the big box office champions are Hollywood films dubbed in English. For my money, this is neither good nor bad. It's only a reflection of the tastes and wants of the public.
- Metz, France: Pioneer of Urban Ecology and Gastronomic StrongholdWater, parks, and canals rule the urban ecology of Metz, France, where the theory of urban ecology was first pioneered.
- England and the City of BathBath is a city that has over 90,000 people and growing. Originally discovered by the Celts, Bath is located in the county of Somerset, thusly known as a Roman spa because of its hot springs and baths.
Adversary and Other JeremiadsSix essays on culture, history, art, music, society, literature, morality and more besides.
The Best French New Wave FilmsAn in depth guide to the best French New Wave films from notable directors François Truffaut, Jean-Luc Godard, Claude Chabrol and Agnes Varda.- Modifications and Expansions of Bazin's "Faith in Reality" in the 1960s Works of Jean-Luc GodardAn essay arguing the many ways in which Andre Bazin's core belief in a purely objective camera, or "faith in reality" via the exploration of space, and prioritization on ambiguity were challenged/expanded during the 1960s era, particularly in the works of Jean-Luc Godard.
- Hawaii After Dark: Honolulu's Clubs and NightlifeIn Honolulu, vacationers and locals alike know how to let loose when the sun goes down. Clubs and bars include, Indigo's, Thiryninehotel, Duke's Canoe Club, Rumours and more...
- Spiritual Reassessment and Moral Reconciliation in the Films of FelliniAn exploration of Fellini's wonderful--and wonderfully flawed--characters.
- Cinema Cafe Offers Dinner and a Movie in One LocationCinema Cafe offers first run movies, an excellent menu, a great atmospher, and reasonable pricing.
- World Travel Guide: 14 Fascinating Facts About Mexico, the Most Beautiful Country in Latin AmericaThe Mexican painter Frida Kahlo was "re-discovered" by the historian and writer Haydeen Herrera. In 1983, in the United States, Herrera published a book called "Frida: A Biography of Frida Kahlo".
Impressions of Cap Corse in Corsica - the Mediterranean's French "Ile De Beaute"My impressions of traveling to Corsica on a first visit in autumn. If you want to find out what Corsica has to offer, read on.- The Rise of the American Anti-hero: The Character that Changed the Way We Watch MoviesThis article takes an in-depth look at how American film was forever changed by the "anti-hero". Through close examination and research the article probes at the very meaning of cinematic heroes and their ever evolviong nature throughout the years.
- The Agony and the Ecstasy: "Elmer Gantry" ReconsideredI question the standard premise that Richard Brooks' 1960 film "Elmer Gantry" portrayed a cynical, sexually-obsessed huckster, arguing for a fresh appraisal of what this character represents, refuting the notion that Gantry represented an assault on religious sanctity.
Fun Ways to Learn Foreign LanguagesGuide to fun ways to learn or improve your skills in a foreign language, such as watching movies, listening to music, reading books or magazines. These tips have helped me in the past to learn English, French, and Italian.
Four of the Greatest Female Singers in American Pop Music Are Italian-AmericansItalian Americans prize music & the art of singing. Four of the top female pop singers of all time happen to be Italian Americans - Connie Francis, Madonna, Cyndi Lauper & Lady Gaga.
Oscar Augury - Best Actress: Julie Christie is Front-Runner for Her Performance in "Away from Her"Christie was named Best Actress by the L.A. Film Critics Assn, the National Board of Review, the N.Y. Film Critics Circle, the N.Y. Film Critics Online & the Washington, D.C. Area Film Critics Assn & is the favorite in the race for the Best Actress Oscar.- The History of Horror: The Cinema Part IIIThe third part in a four part series that examines the history of horror in films and the impact societal changes has had on this genre. This articles looks at films from the 1970s and 1980s and how the cultural and sexual revolutions of this period affect the genre.
- Vancouver Game Summit, "Selling Your Film", Clio Advertising Festival and Awards, Emerging Talent Film Festival, BMI Film/TV Awards, Florida Music Festival, Cannes International Film Festival, Jazz Foundation of America Benefit, Disney Musical Theatre WorASCAP invites you to attend the seventh annual Silver Lake Film Festival running through May 12. The festival, happening in Los Angeles, is an independent-alternative film and arts festival and ASCAP...
Malayalam Film PanoramaMalayalam is a language spoken by a small region called Kerala in republic of India. But the films born in the soil of Malayalam travel crossing boundaries reflecting the eternity of art in its true sense.
Of 'Carnage,' Italy and the Importance of FoodCritic Robert Denerstein reports from Italy, where he's eating well -- and, yes, where he happened to see a movie, Roman Polanski's "Carnage."- A Taste of World Cinema!A nineteen film guide of cinema around the world.
Love Conquers All for Tunisian Gays: "The String"/"Un Fil" (2010)Review of "The String"/"Un Fil" (2010), a Tunisian gay romance directed and cowritten by Mehdi Ben Attia
The Anti-Oscars: The James Agee Cinema Circle Challenges the Academy AwardsWhat's wrong with The Oscars, and what's right about the James Agee Cinema Circle Awards.- Cahiers Du Cinema, 1950s: Neo-Realism, Hollywood, New WaveIf you have ever mentioned that you like a particular director's film, you have most certainly absorbed some of the ideas set forth in France's Cahiers du Cinema, notably that of the auteur theory.
War Torn Dubrovnik is Back Together AgainThis amazing city sits on the Adriatic shore and is the most fabulous place to visit, especially if you enjoy architecture and art.- Interrelations of an Eternal DemiseThis paper concentrates on four films - Germany Year Zero, The 400 Blows, Los Olvidados, and Sugar Cane Alley. It analyzes the significance of Italian neorealism and the French new wave movement and articulates the theme of troubled adolescents and poverty.
The Top Movie Theatres in BrindisiThe cinemas are worth mentioning. Not only because they manage to show a healthy offering of Italian and French films, but because they each have a bit of history to them that adds to the lustre of this small gem of a town I call home.- First Dates in ChicagoSummer in the city, sex in the city, summer heat. What to do and where to take the special someone who just might be THE one? Here's a suggestion:
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