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The Moving Arts Film Journal

July 2011

5 articles

Blogs

Not Just Another Berlusconi: Gianni Di Gregorio and ‘Salt of Life’

Not Just Another Berlusconi: Gianni Di Gregorio and ‘Salt of Life’

Gianni Di Gregorio’s newest film, Salt of Life ( Gianni e le donne , 2011) was screened at a special preview at London’s Curzon Mayfair cinema last Thursday (21 July). Following the screening, the...

Jul 26, 2011 / Alison Frank
Essays

Cinema City’s Serbian Wallflowers

Cinema City’s Serbian Wallflowers

'If the Seed Doesn't Die' When writing a film festival report, the tendency is to focus on the films that have won awards: this was true of my own reports on the Cinema City IFF for the Little White...

Jul 14, 2011 / Alison Frank
News

‘My Wedding and Other Secrets’ at Barbican’s New Zealand Film Festival

‘My Wedding and Other Secrets’ at Barbican’s New Zealand Film Festival

Blink and you’d have missed it: the Barbican’s New Zealand Film Festival 2011 took place over just 3 days in London last weekend. Although it is a nice idea for every country, however small, to have...

Jul 9, 2011 / Alison Frank
Essays

Why did ‘The Tree of Life’ need dinosaurs?

Why did ‘The Tree of Life’ need dinosaurs?

About twenty minutes into Terrence Malick’s “The Tree of Life,” there is a sequence that chronicles the creation of the universe. There is darkness, then supernovas of stellar light, volcanic...

Jul 9, 2011 / Vanessa Graniello
Drama

Incontinent ingliss: ‘Delhi Belly’ spells fun with a capital ‘F’

Incontinent ingliss: ‘Delhi Belly’ spells fun with a capital ‘F’

I watched “Delhi Belly” twice. The first time in the original English/Hindi format and the second time in the dubbed Hindi. It was a different experience each time and frankly, this is an English...

Jul 7, 2011 / Kamayani Sharma
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