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Millennium Actress https://tinyurl.com/23xerlzo There are two big Japanese animes from 2001. Millennium Actress is the other one, the one that isn’t Spirited Away. A Citizen Kane-style drama, it’s a sweet and poignant film about a documentarian and his cameraman tracking down a legendar...
The Cranes Are Flying https://tinyurl.com/29eudoju The Cranes Are Flying is remarkable in so many ways. The only film from the USSR to win the Palme d’Or at Cannes, it is also a reminder that an epic doesn’t need epic length to tell its story. A simple story at that. Two people very muc...
The Christophers https://tinyurl.com/26q7o69t The story goes that Steven Soderbergh and Ed Solomon wrote The Christophers for Ian McKellen and Michaela Coel without having any idea if they’d do it or not. According to the IMDb trivia on this film, Soderbergh and Solomon didn’t even kn...
Random Harvest https://tinyurl.com/292awwmw Random Harvest takes the amnesiac plot used and abused by mid-20th-century moviemakers and pushes it into and beyond the realm of the absurd. Audiences at the time loved it, the film was multi-Oscar nominated and even though it ascends int...
Project Hail Mary https://tinyurl.com/23ccvre8 Dry and wry and suited to the talents of all involved, Project Hail Mary’s gets a serious attack of the cutes midway through. That apart, it’s a rip-roaring space adventure of the old school whose good bits are so good that its tweeness ca...
Operation Diplomat https://tinyurl.com/268nwuau A neat example of the brisk storytelling of writer Frances Durbridge – a British crime eminence in 1953 – Operation Diplomat is also a prime example of the skilful directing of John Guillermin, who tells that story at speed. He’d later go ...
Late Shift https://tinyurl.com/2yhhprf5 There’s a crusading aspect to Late Shift, made explicit in an on-screen endnote about the shortage of nurses worldwide. Focus on a particular to create the universal is the idea, Petra Volpe’s film following a single nurse for a single nig...
Incubus https://tinyurl.com/24aklykv OK, so, films in Esperanto starring William Shatner… Anybody? The answer is Incubus, a true oddity from 1966 made just before Shatner started work on Star Trek. It’s one of only two films made in the world’s most widely spoken "constructed...
Agon https://tinyurl.com/2xu5yhwm As a title Agon is a bit esoteric. The root word from which English gets “agonist”, “protagonist” and so on, it’s also the source of the word “agony”. But to the Ancient Greeks the Agon was also an athletics competition. Director Giulio Be...
Twenty Six Days in the Life of Dostoevsky https://tinyurl.com/27urnyrx A bit too neat and tidy, maybe, but Twenty Six Days in the Life of Dostoevsky is serious and sincere and has two canny performances at its centre: Anatoliy Solonitsyn as the Russian writer and Evgeniya Simonova as the woman who saved him. ...
Greenland 2: Migration https://moviesteve.com/review-greenland-2-migration/?feed_id=4446&_unique_id=6a264d996bdc4 Greenland 2: Migration follows hot on the heels… no, hang on… comes six years after the first Greenland, which was a thoughtful apocalyptic thriller which somehow seemed to anticipate the Covid outbreak. The second movie has decided to aim...
The Cameraman https://moviesteve.com/review-cameraman-1928/?feed_id=4432&_unique_id=6a24f075f162b For Buster Keaton, it all went right and it all went wrong in 1928 and The Cameraman is where it all collides. Widely considered to be one of his masterpieces, the film marks the point where Keaton loses control of his own narrative. He’d ...
Exit 8 https://tinyurl.com/2bequjtz A man on the Tokyo subway struggles to find the exit. That’s the entire plot of Exit 8, proof that it’s not what you do it’s the way that you do it. This is a tense and atmospheric chunk of quasi-scifi, owing something if not everything to...
Gentlemen of Fortune https://tinyurl.com/2ajyy6ht You might not associate frivolous caper comedy with the dour Soviet Union of five-year plans, but that’s what Gentlemen of Fortune is. A larky affair that probably works best if you get all the cultural specifics, it's perfectly entertaini...
Rebuilding https://tinyurl.com/28x4v4qa In plain language Rebuilding doesn’t sound like much of a proposition. A guy whose farm has been burnt out by a devastating fire tries to put his life back together while taking shelter in a Federal Emergency Management Agency trailer. Tha...
100 Years of… A Page of Madness https://tinyurl.com/2bvzz2x3 Madness indeed. A Page of Madness was made in 1926 on next to no budget, by a talented director aided by a group of demented avant-garde writers called the Shinkankakuha, who were determined to break free from the shackles of naturalism. ...
Gabby's Dollhouse: The Movie https://tinyurl.com/2yl9lxla If you’re over the age of eight, Gabby’s Dollhouse: The Movie is probably not something you’ll have come across, or the Netflix show it sprang from. Its star, Laila Lockhart Kraner, probably won’t mean much to you either. Your loss? This i...