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Issue 11
Charlie’s Angels
It’s a fair bet that everyone has a friend or relative like this: the funny, endearing, goofy one that always seems somehow out of step
The Jewish Film Festival… Brings them in, and Shows How to Bring it off
Freda explores the program of the annual Jewish Film Festival and its continued success
Roberto Rossellini’s Germany, Year Zero: A Child’s Journey through the Crumbling Skeleton of War-torn Germany
A poignant reflection on transcendental neo-realism at its most haunting
Outsider Cinema – Observations on the 41st Thessaloniki International Film Festival
Cleo reflects on a festival to be proud of
Immanence and Transcendence in the Cinema of Nature
An intriguing discussion of films that philosophise the human-nature relation
To Market, To Market
George recently returned from two of the biggest annual film markets in London and Milan
Vernon Young: Unpopular Critic of a Popular Art
Harper looks back into the history of film criticism to uncover a notable critic