Ron Mwangaguhunga seems to have noticed it first.

In my review of Storm I wrote about a journalist who claimed the Danes were continuing to beat the Swedish film industry. It’s true. Pathetic, of the Swedes, but painfully obvious. To go somewhat back in history; I don’t know how many of you read, or even remember, the last Viking Gangbang column. But anyway, […]

Strings might be the greatest string-puppet film ever made. Whether you find this statement to be great or dubious praise pretty much decides if this is for you or not. Of course, it’s the Danes who are responsible. Again. (sigh) It’s getting kind of sad. Using Epic Fantasy Plot A1, Strings is the story of […]

Not as excellent as I’d anticipated but still pretty damn good. Those with high expectations of this being the South African City of God should perhaps lower them a bit. This is a much smaller story, taking place over a much shorter span timespan. It doesn’t have the frenzied pace of that Brazilian film, and […]

Some fairly cool news for any Asian film fans who live in the Northeastern US: Kiyoshi Kurosawa will be participating in a three day lecture / screening series at Yale University from March 24-26. Anyone who has followed Japanese film in the past decade knows Kurosawa as the genius behind behind “Kairo” (Pulse), “Cure” and […]