Photography duo Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin has been the one in charge of giving shape to the new video presentation of next Fall/Winter collection by Maison Dior, named Secret Garden and shot in the representative Palace of Versailles, in Paris.
It’s not easy to avoid carefully analyzing all the messages sent by the...
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The idea of an eternal summer looks, as cold times get closer, more and more appealing. My experiences on a surfboard can be counted on the fingers of my hands -of a single hand, actually- but I really wouldn’t mind at all joining up the guys in The Endless Summer by Bruce Brown to...
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I discovered Miranda July -like so many other people in the world- with her film You and Me and all the ones we know, a real gem of the indie cinema that, around emotional surrealism and naïvety manages to weave a bittersweet veil that wraps the observer during the whole film. Or maybe, even...
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Directed by Bette Gordon in the early 80s, Variety is a low-budget film that explains the fortunes and misfortunes of a girl that starts working in the ticket office of an adult theatre. Variety is also the name of the exhibition that compiles the images taken by Nan Goldin during the shooting of the...
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Since German filmmaker Wim Wenders discovered what his fellow countrywoman Pina Bausch was doing with the Tanztheater Wuppertal, on a stage in Venice in 1985, transferring all that emotion to the big screen would be one of his biggest professional challenges.
In 2009, after realizing that 3D technology would be the only way to...
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Today it will be the Spanish premiere of When You’re Strange: a film about The Doors, the documentary by filmmaker Tom DiCillo about the mythical Californian band. Narrated by Johnny Depp and including previously unseen images and footage shot between 1965 until Jim Morrison’s dead in 1971, the documentary portrays the impact of their...
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The undeniable filmic appearance of Alex Prager’s images helps the observer’s mind to instantly build possible complex and secret stories of mysteries, worries and several frustrations. The dramatic make up, the wigs and the whole chromatic plasticity give the scenes and the always-female models a powerful aesthetic that can sometimes find its references in...
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The historical auction that took place in 2009 in Christie’s with all pieces and works of art that Yves Saint Laurent and Pierre Bergé had been collecting during their 50-year long relationship is the starting point of this documentary that through pictures, videos and interviews portrays the emblematic relationship between the designer and his,...
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Si Sophomore hubiera existido hace trece años, Larry Clark habría vestido a todos los KIDS de su película con la ropa de Chrissie Miller; si Chloé Sevigny volviera a tener diecisiete años iría al instituto vestida de Sophomore y si a Cory Kennedy le diera por vestirse como la niña que aún es tampoco...
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