Continuing my 100 Year Project, I found an Austrian silent horror picture from 1924. “Orlacs Hände” or “The Hands of…
Browsing: Germany
Silence reigns for so much of Angela Schanelec’s bold, brooding and stealthily uplifting “Music” that the title itself starts to…
As of late, we’ve seen a growing interest among filmmakers and artists to integrate video chats and Skype or Zoom…
Wim Wenders’ “Anselm” is a striking visual feat, aiming to be both a history lesson and extended primer on the…
“All Quiet on the Western Front” opens on an obliterated battlefield somewhere in the European countryside with smooth camerawork that…
A wise man once said, “A glorious horror film should be a slow-burn that includes confusion, unease, tension, a little…
The most perplexing moviegoing experience of my life happened at a “Cabaret” screening five years ago. Also, the most irritating:…
A documentary which mixes in a nice message along with loads of fun and adventure, “Checker Tobi und das Geheimeis…
@)!(*fF389*2104#***(($?#!! This is what the inside of my head looked like after watching Andrzej Żuławski’s “Possession.” My critical capacity was…
What was the meaning of existence as a Jewish teenager in the concentration camps built by Nazis in the 1940s?…