Imagination in Pan’s Labyrinth
Asa Williams explores imagination and the importance of the viewer's engagement in Pan's Labyrinth.
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The Mask of Civility: Petra Costa’s ‘The Edge of Democracy’
Joe Lorenzo explores Brazilian politics & history in 'The Edge of Democracy'
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Tragedy and Tenderness: The Paradoxes of 'Il Postino' (1994)
Natasha Ketel discusses the delicacy and tragedy of 1994's 'Il Postino'.
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