London cinema going
It all started with an announcement of a tribute to David Lynch with screenings of all his films in one of London's cinemas during the whole month of January.
halloumi season
Thoughts and essays on classic cinema
Latest posts
Lost Highway (1997; David Lynch), an analysis
Night, absence of sound, and David Bowie. I think I already mentioned a bunch of times in my previous not numerous posts that David Lynch is my favourite director.
Cinemahopping, Zootopia 2, Vie Privée, and how to get locked out on the roof
Recently, I've again started going to cinema quite regularly; I'm happy to do so, even when watching films I don't like and being locked out on the roof in the middle of the night.
A Beginner's Guide to Ingmar Bergman
Bergman's films are melodic and lullabying, while emotionally dragging and existential crisis inducing. They are exceptionally visually stunning – every frame is beautiful.
Hitchcock's Rope as a Christmas film
I'd say, this Christmas I was anticipating to watch Hitchcock's Rope a bit more than Lanthimos' Lobster – I am yet to see the latter and I am full of thoughts about the former.
Bugonia (2025; Yorgos Lanthimos) or When will they learn? An analysis
When earlier this week I was told that Yorgos Lanthimos' new film, Bugonia was out in cinemas, it was no doubt that we were coming to see it.
Watch list to reminisce about all the whimsical and crankish summer phantasmagories
It's almost Christmas, which means I can recommend you films to remind you of summer.