Peter Greenaway is one of my all-time favourite directors. Brilliant and strange, his films by their very nature do not appeal to all. Oh well… anyway, I was delighted to discover this list of G… more →
Phoenix Cinemapaveikslai wrote 1 month ago: once again, i want to share a list of films i’ve recently watched and found inspiring. this ti … more →
cherrystreetboutique wrote 1 month ago: Hi everyone! So my husband Chuck made it home safely from the Speed the Light 500 mile bike ride! Wh … more →
Steve wrote 2 months ago: Though our Greenaway family lived at St Breward in Cornwall (and in nearby Blisland), we are not sur … more →
Nima Maleki wrote 7 months ago: I’ve been listening to music and watching videos that are political and culturally critical, t … more →
Nima Maleki wrote 7 months ago: The European Graduate School’s media and communications program has an impressive and growing … more →
thomaslynch wrote 8 months ago: I received word that my proposal for this year’s AAR has been accepted. Here’s what I … more →
thomaslynch wrote 8 months ago: Godard’s Passion is another example of exploding cinema from within. Like Marienbad, the film doesn’ … more →
Nima Maleki wrote 1 year ago: Synecdoche is my favourite of Kaufman’s stories put to film, perhaps because he had a full han … more →
gnosis wrote 1 year ago: Wow, I wish I could see this in person. … more →
Steve wrote 1 year ago: On Wednesday evening we went to see the play Cabaret at the Hexagon theatre at the University of Kwa … more →
Reuben Scicluna wrote 1 year ago: THE Last Supper, by Da Vinci. One Peter Greenaway an English film director/script writer/artist etc … more →
indfusion wrote 1 year ago: I just read the Peter Greenaway had a performance of da Vinci’s Last Supper–or is it “with”? E … more →
pollocksthebollocks wrote 2 years ago: Here are the top seven movies on art and artists, my pick of course, although I would have some diff … more →
partiesinchelsea wrote 2 years ago: 1. A walking tour of Banksy graffiti art in London before it disappears. 2. A week-long journey to t … more →
Guy A. Savage wrote 2 years ago: Peter Greenaway is one of my all-time favourite directors. Brilliant and strange, his films by their … more →
Guy A. Savage wrote 2 years ago: “Grief doesn’t flavour anything. It’s just sour.” In Peter Greenaway’ … more →
Guy A. Savage wrote 2 years ago: “The space between knowing and seeing.” Set at the end of the 17th century, The Draught … more →
Guy A. Savage wrote 2 years ago: “She’s taken your fantasies and run with them to the point of logical exhaustion. … more →