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BOF: 2007 Krakow Film Festival
What: Cracow Film Festival is the oldest film festival in Poland, organised every year since 1961 as the national short film competition, later also an international one and finally only international, made a successful comeback as a double-barreled event once again in 1997.
Live from Cannes: Day 9 (New Directions in Asian Cinema)
I’ve been reading articles in Screen Daily and THR about the current state of Korean film industry, how auteurs filmmakers are having a terrible...
Magnolia finds friend and ‘Foe’
In my books David Mackenzie has in his young career, already established himself as a U.K director worthy of auteurist studies. His breakthrough film...
Review: Pleasure Factory (Kuaile Gongchang)
"Amateurish in design, atrocious to look at, Pleasure Factory is a baffling selection among Cannes’ Un Certain Regard section might make a great teaching aid tool for safer-sex campaigns but is not worthy of a theatrical release."
Review: La Influencia
"Not without its problems, this is an impressive debut in auteurist Spanish cinema with excellent chances of finding itself in another avant-garde film festivals."
