The Truman Show: A Simulated Reality
With works like Witness (1985) and Dead Poets Society (1989) under his belt, Peter Weir directed The Truman Show in …
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The History of Blaxploitation Cinema
In the early 1970s, blaxploitation (or blacksploitation) became a popular subgenre of film emerging from the US. Uniquely, these films …
Auteur: Stanley Kubrick
Known for his fastidious approach to filmmaking, Stanley Kubrick is the embodiment of an auteur. Each of his films sits …
Genre Theory: Crime/Thriller
Murder, armed robbery, conspiracy, betrayal; the crime genre has brought us some of cinema’s most ruthless villains and enigmatic heroes. …
Genre Theory: Horror
Whether shouting at the heroes or jumping out of your skin, the horror movie is king when eliciting a visceral …
Auteur: Alejandro Jodorowsky
Known by cult cinema fans as the master of the surreal, Chilean-French filmmaker Alejandro Jodorowsky presents avant-garde images that challenge …
Linear Narratives & The Way We Consume Film
Is the linear narrative in Film dead? Some would have us believe so. In fact, there has always been a …
GENRE: Film Noir
The term film noir was coined in the late 1940s by French critic Nino Frank, but it wasn’t adopted by …
