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Tag: Journey to bilingualism

Retrato de Una Mujer en Llamas

(Portrait of a Lady on Fire) Céline Sciamma, France, 2019 I found it hard to follow the subtitles for this … More

FilmNibbles, Journey to bilingualism, MrTurner, OilPainting, Vertigo

Parasite

Bong Joon-ho, South Korea, 2019 I find Korean cinema so refreshingly unusual, and previous films from this director are among … More

CineRenoir, Film review, Journey to bilingualism

La virgen de agosto

Jonás Trueba, Spain, 2019 It’s me! I really liked this, but then maybe because that’s because sometimes it was a … More

Film review, Journey to bilingualism, Zumzeig

El canto de la selva

João Salaviza & Renée Nader Messora, Brazil, 2018 This film is a very beautiful thing. It isn’t a documentary, but … More

Film review, Journey to bilingualism, Zumzeig

Linguistic isolation

I was thinking last week about how isolating it is to not be able to express oneself in spoken language. … More

Journey to bilingualism

Nuestro Tiempo

Carlos Reygadas, Mexico, 2018 Well, what a disappointment! I loved another of his films so much – Post Tenebras Lux … More

DA2019, DAFilmFestivalBCN, Film review, Journey to bilingualism

Border

Abbasi, Sweden, 2019 I’d heard it was weird, this film – hermaphrodite trolls. And it is strange, but in a … More

Ali Abbasi, CineMelies, Film review, gender, Journey to bilingualism

Petra

Jaime Rosales, Spain, 2018 It looks lovely, this film. Interesting shot composition and the camera keeps panning away from the … More

CCCB, Film review, Journey to bilingualism, Kubrick, Zumzeig

Ugetsu Monogatari

Mizoguchi, Japan, 1953 It’s classic Japanese cinema, this, set in a time of samurais and peasants. There is lots of … More

BBCRadio4, Dansat, Film review, Journey to bilingualism, Zumzeig

El Silencio de Otros

Carrecedo & Bahar, Spain-USA-Canada-France, 2018 I saw this documentary at the cinema last night. I’ve been putting it off a … More

El silencio de otros, Film review, Journey to bilingualism, Zumzeig

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