If, by some random cataclysm (or Mondays as we now call them), you only got to see the first three scenes of the satire Triangle of Sadness you would still have rarely seen a more finely observed depiction of how money and status wreak havoc in our culture. The rest of this funny and occasionally … Continue reading
This rather surreal wee film THE LUNCHEON is the perfect distraction for everyone self-quarantined. Totally abstract, quirky, hilarious, challenging and very mesmerizing, this piece by Luis Amália and Kace Monney will intrigue you sufficiently to want to watch it over and over again. And want to know more. In their own words The(a) Company … Continue reading
You really need to brush up your knowledge of the Portuguese Saint Anthony of Padua to appreciate writer/director João Pedro Rodrigues’s very queer take on the legend of his life. It is both surreal and provocative and demands a great deal of of patience from its audience when it strays off on confusing tangents. Fernando (Paul … Continue reading