High Drama
09.12.2011 by Sarah Schug
Our pick of most memorable cocaine scenes in cinematic history, from Charlie Chaplin to Woody Allen. Continue
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The weekend’s schedule – 4/11
04.11.2011 by Sarah Schug
An exhibition of Belgian designer Walter van Beirendonck, Is Tropical and Gablé in concert, a night packed with music and art at Plastic, Walter Salles’ award-winning movies and last but not least a jazz evening to bring a busy weekend to an end. A mouth full. Continue
The weekend’s schedule 23/9
23.09.2011 by Sarah Schug
Our selection of things to do this weekend includes everything from design exhibitions and open door walks to cinematic retrospectives and art shows. Continue
Kenneth Anger’s wet dream
05.09.2011 by Sarah Schug
His fans include Jean Cocteau, Tennesse Williams or even Martin Scorsese. American avantgarde director Kenneth Anger (84) is without a doubt the underground cinematic icon to a generation of filmmakers, best know for the homoerotic aspect of his films at a time when displaying love between men on the big screen was still a big no-no. Continue
Into the wild
15.06.2011 by Randa Wazen
“Come to Minneapolis and wear a thick jacket and boots.” Such was Alec Soth’s cryptic reply when Laure Flammarion and Arnaud Uyttenhove requested to shoot a documentary about him. Not… Continue
Kitsch, crimes & Ketchup
25.03.2011 by Randa Wazen
With Wes Craven‘s Scream 4 due for official cinema release in spring, avoiding slasher films has become quite the challenge. This was not always the case. In fact, slasher movies… Continue
My funny Valentine
09.02.2011 by Randa Wazen
It’s that time of the year again and just as all the shop windows mimic each other’s cringe-inducing red displays and cheesy slogans, we’re grateful a few peeps out there… Continue
C’est arrivé près de chez vous
08.09.2010 by Devrim Bayar
A cult movie of the 90s, C’est arrivé près de chez vous (Rémy Belvaux, 1992) is probably the most striking example of the black humor and brutality that pervades Belgian cinema.… Continue
Lynch: Saying it without words
02.07.2010 by Renasha Khan
David Lynch’s career has spanned over 40 years, directing critically acclaimed films like Elephant Man (1980), Blue Velvet (1986) and Mulholland Drive (2001). What is less known is his parallel… Continue
Oh Oh Emmanuelle
19.05.2010 by Hettie Judah
Giving into a little teenage nostalgia, we profiled cult figure of night time television Emmanuelle for our Skin edition. Here, you’ll find a selection of some of our favourite Emmanuelle… Continue