Cinema
Costa-Gavras on power, tragedy and filming in Greece
By Florentia Kiortsi & Kostas Mavroidis
6 April 2019
Costa-Gavras was born in 1933 in Loutra Iraias, Arcadia. Following his graduation from high school he went...
Contagion’s Screenwriter on Watching His Movie Go Viral
Scott Z. Burns on why the coronavirus pandemic is better—and worse—than the one he imagined.
By Sam Adams
March 11, 2020
As the coronavirus pandemic spreads...
Remembering Kirk Douglas | “I Am Spartacus!”
Kirk Douglas (1916-2020) is most recognized for his iconic performance as Spartacus, leader of a slave rebellion against the Roman Empire. He is remembered...
A New Film Investigates How the CIA and MI6 Destroyed Iranian...
During a time of heightened tensions between the US and Iran, the documentary Coup 53 reminds viewers of the origins of the conflict.
By Tina...
Brazil’s Cinema Morocco: From the Streets to the Movie Screen
A community of refugees and homeless people occupying an abandoned cinema take to the screen and reenact film classics
24 Oct 2019
In 1954, Sao...
Un autre regard sur le Venezuela. Les ateliers de l’Ecole populaire...
20 novembre 2019
En 25 ans d’existence, l’École Populaire et Latino-Américaine de Cinéma, Télévision et Théâtre (EPLACITE) a réalisé des milliers d’ateliers dans tout le continent...
Michael Moore On ‘Useful Idiots’: “If The Election Were Held Today,...
12/22/2019
Authored by Matt Taibbi via RollingStone.com
In the first episode of Michael Moore’s new podcast, Rumble, he tells a story of being given a gift of a new...
Europe, dictature technocratique? Costa Gavras
Nov.4, 2019
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