By Tom Graham
Nagisa Ôshima’s World War Two-era drama is strange seasonal tale.
By Tom Graham
Twenty five years on David Cronenberg’s adaptation of William Burroughs’ classic novel remains a bold and transgressive vision.
By Tom Graham
How Paul Schrader reinterpreted the fascinating story of the revered Japanese author.
By Tom Graham
Read the remarkable story of the director’s ill-fated passion project, 400 years on from the death of Miguel de Cervantes.
By Tom Graham
Twenty five years on from his death, the novelist famed for his film noir screenplays remains a key influence.
By Tom Graham
Thirty years after its original release, The Official Story remains a vital account of the country’s military dictatorship.
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