The Mirrors Focus proposes a number of stories dealing with the issue of gender identity. Often, the main characters of the most emotional short films are teenagers and the story…
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curated by Yorgos Kostianis WABI-SABI | FOCUS JAPAN One of the most important and characteristic traits which strengthens the identity of Concorto Film Festival is its international view. Showing foreign…
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text and reviews by Rael Montecucco There’s no Concorto without midnight screenings. And there is no midnight screenings without the DEEP NIGHT spot. The date with the most extreme and…
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Four years after Grand Budapest Hotel, Wes Anderson brings us back to the dark cinema halls with his second animation movie, in a dialectic dialogue with his first unforgiven (and…
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curated by Yorgos Kostianis "What came first: the music or the misery?” is one of the great rhetorical questions, raised by Rob Fleming as the opening line of one my…
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Roman Polanski, no doubt, is a “living pillar” of world’s cinema, loved, hated, admired. His latest movies, Carnage and Venus in Fur, have amazed us as pure jewels of a…
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Did you cry like a baby while watching “The Shape of Water”? Did you avert your eyes from Strickland’s purulent fingers? Or were you overwhelmed by cynicism and yawned the…
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Suddenly Italy’s darling, Guadagnino (until yesterday the most common reaction when mentioned was “Guadagnino who???”) gives us a movie that strikes the right notes and lingers in the viewer’s eyes…
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Wwe’re just in January but “Three billboards outside Ebbing, Missouri” seems already one of the most talked-about movies of the year (to come). The brainchild of the caustic Anglo-Irish playwright…
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The year 2017 comes to its end and here's a most awaited moment, a trepidation shared by the world's cinéphiles: the top films of the year. Unfortunately, 2017 has not…
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