Les Indésirables (2023) by Ladj Ly | Reviews
Les Indésirables portrays the harsh realities of life in a Parisian banlieue, where death, political corruption, and social unrest intertwine.
Gianni Canova
Inside Out 2 Explores Riley’s Puberty with New Emotions | Review
Inside Out 2 explores Riley's puberty with new emotions but misses the depth of the original. Visually stunning, it’s a global box office hit.
Hit Man: A Playful Exploration of Disguise and Reality | Review
Hit Man by Richard Linklater tells the story of Gary, a philosophy professor and undercover agent, who pretends to be a hitman. The film artfully navigates themes of identity and deception, blending…
Furiosa: The Mythical and Cinematic Journey of a Relentless Warrior | Review
"Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga" explores the heroine's origins in a post-apocalyptic world, blending myths and genres, and drawing parallels to our reality.
Challengers: Tennis as a Religious Experience in Luca Guadagnino’s Latest Film | Review
Challengers by Guadagnino intertwines tennis and cinema, exploring deep human connections through Tashi's relationships, revealing life's profound truths.
Dune Part Two: A Maximalist Masterpiece Lost in a Labyrinth of Images
Villeneuve's "Dune: Part Two" overwhelms with visuals but stumbles in narrative. This review explores its ambition, epic scale, and lingering imagery, questioning if it gets lost in its own grandiosity.
Hearing the Silence: Glazer’s “The Zone of Interest” and the Unseen Horrors of Auschwitz
Beyond the Wall: Witnessing Evil Through the Banality of Everyday Life in The Zone of Interest
Devouring Visions: Yorgos Lanthimos’ ‘Poor Things’ and the Hunger for Life | Film Review
'Poor Things' by Yorgos Lanthimos, a tale of insatiable appetite for life, blending gothic and visionary styles in a stunning cinematic feast
Shadows and Echoes: The Enigmatic Symphony of Wim Wenders’ ‘Perfect Days’
Review of Wim Wenders' 'Perfect Days', a cinematic journey blending simplicity and profundity in Tokyo's everyday life
GIÙ LA TESTA: IL PESSIMISMO DELLA RIVOLUZIONE
Giù la testa, il più spietato, lucido, egoistico, radicalmente nichilista dei film di Sergio Leone. Saggio critico di Gianni Canova
EYES WIDE SHUT: L’ULTIMA LUCCICANZA DI KUBRICK
Recensioni di 'Eyes Wide Shut' pubblicate sulla rivista Duel, n.74, Ottobre 1999. Contributi critici di Ezio Alberone, Gianni Canova e Mario Sesti