What is the unconscious and what is its relationship with the art of cinema?
The East has always taken much more into consideration the unconscious and the less accessible parts of the mind. In the West, however, society has given much more importance to the conscious mind, to the rational aspect. The importance of listening to the unconscious has been overlooked. In recent decades, however, even in the West, personal […]
Movies About Loneliness
Loneliness, in its negative sense, has become one of the predominant feelings in the age we live in. A widespread problem especially in the large western metropolises, to which products and services have tried to give answers and make profits. From the speed dates of the 2000s to the invention of social networks and virtual […]
Binge watching: the model for big binge streaming. What’s this?
Discovering cinema, its history and its authors may not be easy in the age of binge watching, even if everything, apparently, is available and within reach. Today the big binge, the filmmaker Marco Ferreri would be happy, seems fashionable in every sector. From all you can eat Chinese restaurants to hypertrophic binge watching, launched as […]
Z generation: the sad end of cinema in the age of digital fanboys
If the Lumière brothers had seen the situation in which cinema fell in the years of the z generation they would have looked at each other and would have commented: we fucked you, we were more far-sighted than the other loser pioneers of cinema, ended up working in the soda kiosks or to serve the […]
Art and Life: The Lost Poet
Existence is sometimes the difficult art of walking in balance on a suspended thread between art and life. Art lives on the same road as life but in a more secret place. On the top floor of a somewhat hidden apartment building. Art is a lonely room in the attic of a rented apartment. Life, […]
Indiecinema, arthouse, cult and independent films with a vision of personal growth
Indiecinema is the streaming channel dedicated to arthouse, cult films, masterpieces of cinema history and rare independent films, with a vision of personal growth. A journey into the history of cinema, from early masterpieces and silent cinema to contemporary cult, with food for thought that goes beyond entertainment and simple classification in general, focused on […]
Social networks, the web, algorithms and mass approval
Social networks were truly an epochal revolution, but not because they connected people to each other and fostered personal growth. Rather because they revealed who we are, something we were absolutely unaware of until the late 1990s. It is now normal to go to a movie at the cinema but spend most of the time […]