Going, going, gone:
Martha Marcy May Marlene
July 30, 2011
At the New Zealand International Film Festival: A woman on the verge…
Archives by Month » July 2011
Going, going, gone:
Cantatas and Chorales
July 30, 2011
The third and final concert in the Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra’s three-concert Splendour Series, inspired by Bach.
Yours Affectionately: Love Story
July 29, 2011
At the New Zealand International Film Festival: Florian Habicht’s valentine to the character and characters of New York City.
Park Kiyong on Moving
July 27, 2011
A current visiting fellow at the University of Auckland, Korean filmmaker Park Kiyong sat down with ZHOU TING-FUNG (an editor on Moving) to discuss the conception and making of his documentary response to the Christchurch earthquakes.
Men and their Monsters:
Footnote, Troll Hunter
July 26, 2011
At the New Zealand International Film Festival: Israeli academics and Norse mythology.
Silent Souls: Las acacias, A Useful Life
July 25, 2011
At the New Zealand International Film Festival: The quiet affection and reverie of two South American films.
Upstairs Downstairs: The Innkeepers
July 23, 2011
At the New Zealand International Film Festival: Ti West’s old-new horror movie.
Matters of Life and Death:
Aita, The Turin Horse
July 19, 2011
At the New Zealand International Film Festival: Meditations on mortality and the passing of time.
Love Hurts:
Oki’s Movie, Norwegian Wood
July 16, 2011
At the New Zealand International Film Festival: Hong Sang-soo and Tran Ahn Hung’s ‘love triangles’.
Sophie Fiennes on
Over Your Cities Grass Will Grow
July 15, 2011
The British filmmaker talks about moving from pervert’s cinema to painting and sculpture with her latest film, about the work of celebrated German artist Anselm Kiefer.
Life Through Music: Sing Your Song, Merle Haggard—Learning to Live with Myself
July 12, 2011
At the New Zealand International Film Festival: Harry Belafonte and Merle Haggard on living.
From Brandenburg to Bartók
July 11, 2011
The first in the Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra’s three-concert Splendour Series, inspired by Bach.
Miranda July on The Future
July 9, 2011
The conspicuously talented writer, performance artist, and filmmaker behind Me and You and Everyone We Know talks about her long-awaited new film.
Love In A Time Of Architecture: Medianeras
July 8, 2011
At the New Zealand International Film Festival: Love in—and for—the city of Buenos Aires.
Lost and Found in America:
Meek’s Cutoff
July 4, 2011
Kelly Reichardt’s remarkable new film isn’t a revisionist western—it’s a rediscovery of history through primitive, classical, and modern gestures. The following is a discussion of its unique qualities, as well as a conversation about its making with actress Shirley Henderson.
Green Terror: If a Tree Falls—A Story of the Earth Liberation Front
July 3, 2011
At the New Zealand International Film Festival: The dilemma of environmental extremism.