The history of cinema is also the history of human sexuality, showing how ideas about sex have radically changed and,…
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The question, “What is the longest movie ever made?”, is as difficult, if not impossible, to answer definitively as, “What…
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Alfred Hitchcock famously said: “To make a great film you need three things: the script, the script and the script.”…
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The idea of personal corruption – of a good person becoming bad, or even evil – is perhaps the most…
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René Magritte, the great Belgian surrealist artist, said of his often mysterious works: “The mind loves the unknown. It loves…
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Stanley Kubrick movies make up one of the most unique and masterful bodies of work in cinematic history. Although born…
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“Artisan” is a word that has become almost ubiquitous recently, especially when it is followed by the words “bread” or…
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The great André Bazin, co-founder of Cahiers du Cinema, the spiritual godfather of the French nouvelle vague (new wave), and…
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There’s nothing like great screenwriting debuts. The appearance of a wondrous new work of art creates a sense of wonder…
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The greatest directorial debut films were all instant classics, almost immediately establishing their directors as formidable new forces in cinema.…
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