Tag: blacknights2016
Black Nights 2016 Review: HOUSE OF OTHERS, The Ghosts of War
Sometimes ghosts are visible, sometimes invisible, and sometimes 'ghosts' are the emptiness, the palpable void left behind. And the latter can be the most frightening and sad of all. In Russudan Gluridze's feature film House of Others, the ghosts are...
Interview: Alex Helfrecht & Jörg Tittel Talk THE WHITE KING
Alex Helfrecht and Jörg Tittel's new film The White King, which made its European debut at Black Nights festival last week, is an all-too-familiar look at a dystopian future, about a boy living in a totalitarian regime. In my review,...
Black Nights 2016 Review: PORTO, Love Does Not Conquer All
Call me a cynic, but I've always been skeptical of anyone who's in the first few months of dating who says that they and their partner were 'meant to be together' (maybe because at least half of those relationships end...
Black Nights 2016 Review: VIOLENTLY HAPPY, Theatre of Intimacy and Pain
Most of us spend our lives trying to avoid pain. Whether it be physical or emotional, our bodily instinct (at least for physical pain) seeks to keep us out of harm's way. Emotional pain is harder to avoid even though...