non films

29/10/2025

28/10/2025

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28/10/2025

One of the best films ever made 🖤

Woman in the Dunes (1964) Hiroshi Teshigahara

28/10/2025

26/10/2025

“Color feels unreal to me...I work in black and white, I dream in black and white, I photograph in black and white because it is an abstraction of everything.” —Graciela Iturbide

Now on view at ICP, Graciela Iturbide: Serious Play is the first retrospective of the photographer’s work in New York. The images in this exhibition span five decades, and "pulse with depth and soul, the result of an intimate and immersive approach." (The Guardian)

Visit us through January 12 to see the exhibition, and learn more Iturbide by reading The Guardian's interview with the artist: https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2025/oct/17/graciela-iturbide-photographer-retrospective-new-york

Image: Graciela Iturbide, Cholos, White Fence Gang, East Los Angeles, United States, 1986. Collection Fundación MAPFRE © Graciela Iturbide

26/10/2025

An excellent debut feature

“I wanted to live the life of an artist. I wanted to wake up and work on things, rather than write a script and then mobilize resources to bring something into existence within a couple of days. In a way, the film is a reflection of a way in which I wanted to live.” JULIAN CASTRONOVO ()

The LA-based newcomer behind DEBUT, OR, OBJECTS OF THE FIELD OF DEBRIS AS CURRENTLY CATALOGUED spoke to us about finding inspiration in Flaubert and his admiration for baseball star Shohei Ohtani. Link in bio. .is

26/10/2025

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25/10/2025

R.I.P. Dave Ball of Soft Cell 🥀

The musician, best known for Tainted Love and Say Hello, Wave Goodbye, died in his sleep at home.

25/10/2025

All the world's a stage, but for the travelling theatre troupe at the heart of Theo Angelopoulos' The Travelling Players, that stage keeps shifting under their feet.

Constructed in just eighty shots, Angelopoulos epic voyage through Greek history – from wars to revolutions, fascism to communism, firing squads to folk songs – stands as a monumental achievement in a form of cinema that has all but vanished.

Join us for a special 4K restoration screening, introduced by film critic, curator, and author Christina Newland, as part of our major retrospective on Angelopoulos running 23 Oct – 30 Nov.

🎟️ A few tickets left: rb.gy/ytk9kh
🗓️ Sun 26 Oct, 2pm

25/10/2025

"Federico Fellini's 1965 Juliet of the Spirits remains a timeless, major work of a master, a portrait of a dutiful wife plunged into crisis that triggers her spiritual awakening. With Fellini's own wife, the great Giulietta Masina, as Juliet, and with his unique command of fantasy and spectacle in full force, Juliet of the Spirits, Fellini's first film in colour, is at once an eye-popping display of bravura and a work of compassionate insight."

/ Kevin Thomas reviewing Juliet of the Spirits in the Los Angeles Times /

Released sixty years ago today in Italian cinemas (23 October 1965): Fellini’s swirling, phantasmagorical Juliet of the Spirits (aka Giulietta degli spiriti). Pictured: Caterina Boratto.

25/10/2025

This was a special one. Had an awesome time collabing with Apple TV on this poster for the new docuseries, Mr. Scorsese. Been a big fan of the legendary director and am even more so now… The 5-part documentary dives deep into his career and personal history... a must-watch for any film buff. Check out Mr. Scorsese now on Apple TV