What truly scares us? Cinema has two answers. There is the horror of spectacle: the ‘jump scare,’ the iconic monster, the blood. The collective imagination
German cinema boasts a rich and varied history spanning over a century. From its inception, German directors have displayed a remarkable capacity for innovation and
Cinema has often looked to the Middle Ages as an age of glittering swords, imposing castles, and noble knights. Colossal productions like Braveheart or Kingdom
Historical cinema is much more than a simple reconstruction of past events. It is not a costume museum, nor an impartial chronicle of battles and
Thought-provoking movies are an extraordinary way to explore the human soul. They can make us laugh, cry, get angry, and move us. But they can
Italy is the quintessential cinematic setting. A set capable of evoking history, beauty, and drama. The collective imagination is marked by immortal works: the Neorealism
The collective imagination has labeled films that defy logic as “weird” or “absurd.” Works like Donnie Darko or Mulholland Drive force us to question, to
Here is a curated selection of films that perfectly embody the complex, tormented, and poetic soul of contemporary Turkish cinema. This is not a simple
The bond between literature and cinema is the backbone of the seventh art’s history. The collective imagination is marked by monumental adaptations: from The Lord
French impressionism in independent cinema it replaced industrial film in France in the 1920s. The production of French films in the 1920s decreases drastically. Cinema
