Allegories of Scale
On Three Films Set in Mindanao by Patrick F. Campos Place matters, but scale decides. —Erik Swyngedouw[1] At no time in Philippine cinema history […]
On Three Films Set in Mindanao by Patrick F. Campos Place matters, but scale decides. —Erik Swyngedouw[1] At no time in Philippine cinema history […]
🎬 SUBMIT YOUR FILM: https://bit.ly/SGShorts21OpenCall After a brief hiatus Singapore Shorts is back! An annual showcase organised by the Asian Film Archive to celebrate the […]
Part of Retrospective: Wong Kar Wai The original work is available for viewing and purchase at Oldham Theatre until 4 April 2021. Limited edition […]
by Kiki Fung A master of Japanese cinema on par with Ozu Yasujiro, Mizoguchi Kenji and Kurosawa Akira, Naruse Mikio (1905-1969) remains underappreciated outside […]
Part of Retrospective: Wong Kar Wai The original work is available for viewing and purchase at Oldham Theatre until 4 April 2021. Limited edition […]
March 2021 marks a year since the launch of the first issue of the digest in April 2020. What began as a mini project […]
by Matt Turner Film to remember the person near by.隣のひとを忘れないために Film to know the people far away.遠くのひとを知るために Film to understand and be understood.理解し、理解されるために Japanese […]
We understand the disappointment of many at not being able to secure tickets for the Retrospective: Wong Kar Wai programme running from 5 March […]
This month’s digest purveys the rare and the overlooked in the world of cinema, with an online retrospective of 70s underground Japanese filmmaker Nakamura […]
by Tazeen Ahmed Yasmine Kabir is a Bangladeshi independent filmmaker who has been exploring the documentary field since 1990s. Before this blog delves into […]