Blogs about: Lucrecia Martel
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The ghostly and the grotesque
You can now read my review of “Antichrist” over at the Daily Cardinal’s website. The review is especially loaded with sentimental value, it being my final article of this nearly dead… more →
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The ghostly and the grotesque
Dan Sullivan wrote 4 hours ago: You can now read my review of “Antichrist” over at the Daily Cardinal’s website. T … more →
John Waters Top Ten List of 2009 Films in Art Forum
Jennifer Brandon wrote 1 week ago: Right around Thanksgiving each year, I secretly get excited about John Water’s yearly top ten … more →
'La Ciénaga' best Latin-American movie of the decade
latamfilm wrote 2 weeks ago: Argentina, Mexico and Brazil winners Cinema Tropical announced today the results of a poll of the to … more →
Filmes da Semana (01 a 07/Nov)
Raul Arthuso wrote 1 month ago: Um apanhado dos filmes vistos nessa semana: Adeus, Dragon Inn (Goodbye, Dragon Inn), dir. Tsai Ming- … more →
The Headless Woman
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febriblog wrote 1 month ago: The Headless Woman (2009) Dir. Lucrecia Martel The Headless Woman is one of those films that demands … more →
Headless Woman has critics talking
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Pam Inglesby wrote 1 month ago: Seems like every time I try to catch up on some film reading, I run across a reference to The Headle … more →
(Visual) Quotes of quotes of quotes, 10/12
Dan Sullivan wrote 2 months ago: From Lucrecia Martel’s La niña santa (2004). … more →
The Headless Woman (Martel, 2008)
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Glenn Heath Jr. wrote 3 months ago: In her short career as a feature filmmaker, Lucrecia Martel has deepened the complex well of Art Cin … more →
The Holy Girl (Martel, 2004)
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Glenn Heath Jr. wrote 3 months ago: If La Cienaga abstracts Lucrecia Martel’s obsession with sound and space by exploring menacing … more →
Alive, well, and in the mood to make recommendations
Dan Sullivan wrote 3 months ago: And he woke the next morning feeling approximately 93% better than he did the day before, when even … more →
For the love of a 'Headless Woman'
Dan Sullivan wrote 4 months ago: Last night one of my dearest friends, who has always seemed to me generally cultured though not quit … more →
Headless Woman
biaoo wrote 4 months ago: “One of the Greatest Film of The Decade” James Quandt, Art Forum “Director Lucreci … more →
Argentine cinema: now is a long way from there, part I
tales of a cinesthete wrote 5 months ago: Putting the word “new” to a national cinema has long since become as bad as “post- … more →
Lucrecia Martel incursiona en la ciencia ficción, por Omar Farías.
omarfariasdirector wrote 5 months ago: Lucrecia Martel La directora argentina Lucrecia Martel cambia radicalmente de registro, dejando sus … more →
The New Argentine Cinema
Kevin Wilson wrote 6 months ago: The final piece of coursework for the Sight and Sound/University of Glasgow film journalism course … more →
An Poc Ar Buile
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eamonnmcdonagh wrote 6 months ago: Quintín is starting to show signs of having lost the run of himself altogther. In an interview here … more →
Day 8: Filipina, Malaysia, Thailand, and seterusnya
akurini wrote 7 months ago: Catatan Dari Festival Film Cannes ke 62 …nggak enaknya bangun pagi ditemani kopi tak enak yang kata … more →
La Cienaga (Martel, 2001)
Glenn Heath Jr. wrote 9 months ago: Through the relentless use of constricting ambient sounds, Lucrecia Martel creates a smothering atmo … more →
The Headless Woman
Kevin Wilson wrote 1 year ago: Argentina/France/Italy/Spain Director: Lucrecia Martel 87 min Synopsis Our synopses give away the pl … more →
