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The Night Won’t End: A world on the brink of darkness in Gaza and beyond
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The Night Won’t End: A world on the brink of darkness in Gaza and beyond

What should you watch on the eve of the general election? As tempting as it might … The Night Won’t End: A world on the brink of darkness in Gaza and beyondRead more

by Jack Benjamin•July 3, 2024July 4, 2024•2
The Beautiful(ish) Game on film
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The Beautiful(ish) Game on film

Over the years, many attempts have been made to translate the feverish joy of football from … The Beautiful(ish) Game on filmRead more

by Indy Film Library•June 28, 2024August 13, 2025•1
‘Isn’t it fun?’: Celebrating two years of cult movie madness with Neo Kino A.D.
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‘Isn’t it fun?’: Celebrating two years of cult movie madness with Neo Kino A.D.

This weekend, Neo Kino A.D. celebrated two years of bringing unheard of cult movies to theatres … ‘Isn’t it fun?’: Celebrating two years of cult movie madness with Neo Kino A.D.Read more

by Jack Benjamin•June 24, 2024June 24, 2024•3
I don’t know Dan Olson: Folding Ideas and the introspection of cultural critique
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I don’t know Dan Olson: Folding Ideas and the introspection of cultural critique

For a long time, I’ve been considering a series of articles on film critics and film … I don’t know Dan Olson: Folding Ideas and the introspection of cultural critiqueRead more

by Jack Benjamin•June 21, 2024June 21, 2024•2
Cinematic contradictions of class and ‘race’
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Cinematic contradictions of class and ‘race’

Names and labels have meaning. Key issues in analysing films are the causes and contradictions, often … Cinematic contradictions of class and ‘race’Read more

by Keith Withall•April 17, 2024April 18, 2024•0
They Shot the Piano Player: Tenório brought back to life at In-Edit NL
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They Shot the Piano Player: Tenório brought back to life at In-Edit NL

A day after your own film festival has concluded, probably the last thing you should do … They Shot the Piano Player: Tenório brought back to life at In-Edit NLRead more

by Jack Benjamin•April 15, 2024June 3, 2024•0
Down the rabbit hole: The forgotten legacy of Will Vinton’s Claymation Easter
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Down the rabbit hole: The forgotten legacy of Will Vinton’s Claymation Easter

Along with the climate change-induced spring bloom, Easter is early this year. And like a horde … Down the rabbit hole: The forgotten legacy of Will Vinton’s Claymation EasterRead more

by Jack Benjamin•March 29, 2024April 10, 2024•0
Saturday Matinees Preview: Umut [Hope] (2023)
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Saturday Matinees Preview: Umut [Hope] (2023)

Director: Volkan Girgin Writer: Volkan Girgin Cast: Ayşe Tufan, Ebru Kara, Nataliya Güven, Sedef Pehlivanoğlu Running … Saturday Matinees Preview: Umut [Hope] (2023)Read more

by Jack Benjamin•February 14, 2024February 14, 2024•0
Saturday Matinees Preview: 5/3/0 (2021)
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Saturday Matinees Preview: 5/3/0 (2021)

Director: Danilo Stanimirović Writer: Danilo Stanimirović & Irena Parezanović Cast: Dostana Nikolić, Nebojša Stanimirović Running time: … Saturday Matinees Preview: 5/3/0 (2021)Read more

by Jack Benjamin•February 7, 2024February 11, 2024•1
Saturday Matinees Preview: Unite for Bissau (Nô Kumpu Guiné): agroecology and feminism in Guinea Bissau (2024)
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Saturday Matinees Preview: Unite for Bissau (Nô Kumpu Guiné): agroecology and feminism in Guinea Bissau (2024)

Director: Iara Lee Running time: 40mins Film festivals cost a lot of money – and so … Saturday Matinees Preview: Unite for Bissau (Nô Kumpu Guiné): agroecology and feminism in Guinea Bissau (2024)Read more

by Jack Benjamin•January 31, 2024March 15, 2024•1

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