Tag: Elena

Interview: Petra Costa (Elena)

For director Petra Costa, filmmaking is more than just an artistic expression, but an opportunity for intensely personal emotional dissection. With her most recent...

Elena | Review

Float On: Costa Laments Sister In Intimate Portrait Petra Costa has been trying to process the suicide of her older sister for over two decades...

The Last Season | 2014 Hot Docs Review

Fungus Among Us: Dosa Makes Friends With The Matsutake Though the name Sara Dosa may be new to some, the fledgling director already has some...

Nicholas Bell’s Top Ten Films of 2012: Strong Year for U.S. Indie – DuVernay, Batmanglij & Zobel Among Picks 10-6

10. Elena – Dir. Andrei Zvyagintsev (Russia) Of my theatrical releases, two of these made waves in 2011 on the festival circuit, such as Russian...

Elena | Review

A Touch of Class: Zvyagintsev’s latest slow burn reaches a masterful boil. Over the past decade, one of the most celebrated new filmmakers to come...

Top 3 Critic’s Picks In Theaters this May: Zvyagintsev’s Elena, Trier’s Oslo, August 31st and Anderson’s Moonrise Kingdom

U.S. indie, foreign and documentary films typically take a back seat in the month of May, as major studios offer a weekly flurry of...

Inside the 2011 Cannes Film Festival Day 10: 21 Andrey Zvyagintsev’s Elena

Saving the best for last, it was nice to watch a world premiere for a film that had already won an award (the jury,...

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