Stoffel

Punch Drunk Love

I love this scene: as if the camera could have missed the moment all the same!

Red Army

Listen_America

Edouard de Laurot, Black Liberation

Forgotten in contemporary histories of cinema, Edouard de Laurot was a true fighter who spent his life participating in armed resistance in three European countries during the Second World War and later propagating revolutionary ideas across two continents. In 1964 he founded the group 'Cinema Engage' in New York, providing a model for later political cinema collectives. He created two masterpieces of engaged art: Black Liberation (1967), inspired by the texts of Malcolm X, and Listen, America...

Edouard de Laurot, Listen, America!

Forgotten in contemporary histories of cinema, Edouard de Laurot was a true fighter who spent his life participating in armed resistance in three European countries during the Second World War and later propagating revolutionary ideas across two continents. In 1964 he founded the group 'Cinema Engage' in New York, providing a model for later political cinema collectives. He created two masterpieces of engaged art: Black Liberation (1967), inspired by the texts of Malcolm X, and Listen, America...

Black Audio Film Collective, Handsworth Songs

Handsworth Songs takes as its point of departure the civil disturbances of September and October 1985 in the Birmingham district of Handsworth and in the urban centres of London. Running throughout Handsworth Songs is the idea that the riots were the outcome of a protracted suppression by British society of black presence. The film portrays civil disorder as an opening onto a secret history of dissatisfaction that is connected to the national drama of industrial decline. The ‘Songs’ of the tit...

Kenji Mizoguchi, Sansho Dayu

Kenji Mizoguchi, Sansho Dayu / ; Sansho the Bailiff (1954)

Bela Tarr, Satantango

Bela Tarr, Satantango / Satan's Tango (1994)

Pedro Costa, No quarto da Wanda

Pedro Costa, No Quarto da Vanda / In Vanda's Room (2000)

Jean-Luc Godard, Eloge de l'Amour

Jean-Luc Godard, Eloge de l'Amour / In Praise of Love (2001)