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Furtive (Al Acecho) directed by Francisco D’Eufemia, Review

December 31, 2021September 18, 2020 by retrofuturista

The film is an environmental thriller with a detective, action, and criminal aspect. Characters experience an inner tragedy given by important complex moral motivations.  Furtive … Read more

Categories Featured, Sound & Visions Tags Argentina, environment, Fortissimo Films, Francisco D’Eufemia, movie, poaching, review
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Review of Chronology (Kronoloji, 2019) directed by Ali Aydın

January 2, 2022May 17, 2020 by Dominique Musorrafiti

Director Ali Aydin‘s second feature is a psychological and dramatic thriller that uses an unconventional narrative structure to shed light on invisible stories. Hakan (Birkan … Read more

Categories Featured, Interesting things, Sound & Visions Tags Ali Aydin, Fortissimo Films, movie, review
Interview with the Goth-Rock Band ‘De Arma’

Interview with the Goth-Rock Band ‘De Arma’

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Interview with Anne Palermo, CEO, and cofounder, Aqua Cultured Foods

Interview with Anne Palermo, CEO, and cofounder, Aqua Cultured Foods

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Domu: A Child’s Dream by Katsuhiro Otomo, Review

Domu: A Child’s Dream by Katsuhiro Otomo, Review

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Shintaro Kago announces upcoming film with exhibition Eve of Revolution

Shintaro Kago announces upcoming film with exhibition Eve of Revolution

Taylor Hawkins Tribute Concert

Taylor Hawkins Tribute Concert

Frida Kahlo – The Life of an Icon

Frida Kahlo – The Life of an Icon

Blondie: Against The Odds 1974-1982 The Official Box Set Announced

Blondie: Against The Odds 1974-1982 The Official Box Set Announced

The Andy Warhol Museum To Launch “The Pop District” Featuring A Larger Cultural Hub

The Andy Warhol Museum To Launch “The Pop District” Featuring A Larger Cultural Hub

Interview with the Goth-Rock Band ‘De Arma’

Interview with the Goth-Rock Band ‘De Arma’

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