Zurich Film Festival concentrates on India’s filmmakers … and they are not alone. London had these new, “India realism” films on show already two years ago. And still, Indian audiences seem not so sure whether they should like it or not. A good sign, I’d say.
I see, I like, I write ... mostly about cinema and actors, but also about politics or economy. In English, auf Deutsch, på svenska. This ORF trained news journalist (TV, radio), who has also worked in corporate publishing for international brands and written/edited tons of magazines, has become a blogger out of passion.
‘Gods cannot be painted in human form’ (and certainly not in the nude) – such is the accusation against artist Raja Ravi Varma in a British court in India of 1896. Yes, they can! A breathtakingly […]
The Viennese Vampire comedy THERAPY FOR A VAMPIRE (Der Vampir auf der Couch) by director/author David Ruehm is like the famous alpine Republic Austria herself: Charming, playful, witty … and a little darkish around the […]
Swedish Film Institute announces that SVENSKJÄVEL (English title: UNDERDOG) won Golden Hugo at Chicago Film Festival (sfi.se) Chicagos filmfestival avslutas just nu och två svenska filmer blir belönade. Ronnie Sandahls Svenskjävel vinner Golden Hugo i […]
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