D ublin’s Smithfield Plaza is a wide, cobbled expanse lined by bright cafes, block-colour signs, and tall, thin lampposts like metal flamingos. Mos…
Read moreA s he runs freely across the sprawling dunes of Ceará, flitting back and forth between the crisp water and the blazing heat of the Brazilian sun, …
Read moreT he first explicitly gay film director Andrew Ahn ever saw was Ang Lee’s The Wedding Banquet . A comedy drama about a gay Taiwanese-American man w…
Read moreA slight conflict of interest here, as the producer of Iain Forsyth and Jane Pollard’s The Extraordinary Miss Flower is named Zoe Flower and she …
Read moreI n no small part due to the rise and fall of the Nazis, McCarthyism and Margaret Thatcher’s Section 28, there is a scarcity of films exploring Tra…
Read moreI t was in my junior year of college that I watched through Terry Zwigoff’s filmography and was stunned and amused by his wry humor and frank hones…
Read moreO ur first glimpse of Lee Kang Sheng in Tsai Ming Liang’s Rebels of the Neon God (1992) features the young man seated at a desk. His back is turne…
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