Argentinian cinema Archives - Philosophy in Film

Review: The Invisible Eye (2010), a Study of Repression

Authoritarian governments have always come about from fear and intimidation. Fear has even led people to commit countless atrocities. However,

New York City is the place where dreams are made. At least, it’s supposed to be. For years, artists and

Many Hollywood films are guilty of exaggerating mundane, everyday events; every flirting glance is meaningful, every moment of serendipity is

One issue I take with most fictionalized accounts of historical events is that they fail to understand how closely they

When people are faced with chaos, or, to be a bit less melodramatic, an absence of facts that would otherwise

Kept and Dreamless is, above all else, a mood picture. It makes spectators adopt the same sentiments as the characters,