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UNITED STATES | 95 minutes | 2019
Documentarist Alexandre O. Philippe goes back to the very roots of a film that marked the imagination of an entire generation: Ridley Scott’s Alien (1979). Having minutely analyzed George Lucas (The People VS George Lucas), the history of the zombie flick (Doc of the Dead) and most recently, Hitchcock’s infamous shower scene (78/52), the Swiss filmmaker indulges in his obsession with film production backstories by taking on a sci-fi classic. Made up of interviews and scene dissections — including of the film’s most iconic moment — it’s a documentary to warm the heart of any cinephile.
Sundance Film Festival
CPH:DOX
Fantastic Fest
No biography
2017 78/522014 Doc of the Dead2012 The Life and Times of Paul the Psychic Octopus2011 The Right to Breathe2010 The People vs. George Lucas2009 Inside2008 The Spot2006 Left2004 Earthlings: Ugly Bags of Mostly Water2003 Chick Flick: The Miracle Mike Story
In Japan, hell is a bar. A no man’s land that Kanako falls into, literally. Now forced to work for a cook with some rather complicated criminal habits...
Feature film, Fiction
JAPAN | 117 minutes | 2019
Critics’ darling Porumboiu (12:08 East of Bucharest, Infinite Football and Police, Adjective) is having some fun — and taking us along for the ride....
ROMANIA, FRANCE | 97 minutes | 2019
Indisputably a cinematic masterwork, Raining in the Mountain is a mammoth artistic œuvre that needs to be seen at least once on the big screen. When the...
TAIWAN, SOUTH KOREA | 120 minutes | 1979
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