Sword Bearer, The
Imagine Wolverine had only one blade. That’s exactly Sasha’s curse (or gift). When emotions run too high, it comes out of his hand and people are killed.
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Cranes Are Flying, The
A young couple is separated by war in this stunning piece of cinematic history by Mikhail Kalatozov of the play by Viktor Rozov.
Diandra’s Classic Film Fancast for A Song of Ice and Fire
The new season of Game of Thrones is still three months away. While you wait, imagine: what if the story adapted as a film serial, with actors across the decades of classic cinema?
Land of the Deaf, The
Russian sign language, the mafia, and a debt with a casino that must be settled all set in contemporary late 90’s Russia.
Doctor Zhivago (Russian Miniseries)
Russia has taken back what is theirs with a serialized version of Boris Pasternak’s Doctor Zhivago at the hand of Aleksandr Proshkin, which lasts 11 episodes, clocking in at a little bit over 400 minutes of running time, making it the most faithful adaptation of Pasternak’s novel to date.
Godin & Barquin’s Cinephile’s Choice: Top 50 Greatest Films of All Time
YAM writer Juan Barquin & his good friend Derek Godin — stars of the podcast Derek & Juan Agree About Movies — poll a ton of their fellow film lovers in order to decide on the top fifty greatest films.
The 17th Annual SF Silent Film Festival: Day 3
A look at the third day of the 17th annual San Francisco Silent Film Festival.
Silent Films’ WIN: My Road Through the Beginner’s Guide
Thank god Marya exists to guide us through the intimidating world of “old films” and to tell me where to actually start.
The Fangirly Diary of a Geek Girl: Do not go gentle against that bad fan
I find myself misquoting a British writer, this time it’s Dylan Thomas. And the reason concerns one of the nicest men in showbiz and something not so nice that happened to him. But I digress. Let me tell you how my week began.
