Photogénie Essay
Cast Away Diva — On the Monstrosity of Pasolini’s ‘Medea’
Michaël Van Remoortere delves into the core of Greek myths by focusing on Pier Paolo Pasolini’s 'Medea' (1969).
photogénie
Photogénie combineert een gevoel van verwondering met scherpe analyses. Het verbindende principe is de intense beleving van cinema. De artikels op deze website – over oude en nieuwe films, cinema uit het heden en verleden – proberen deze beleving niet in vooropgezette kaders te laten passen, maar willen de lezer / kijker ontvankelijk maken voor wat films ons kunnen laten zien, in een poging de allure van cinema onder woorden te brengen.
402 ARTIKELS in photogénie
Photogénie Essay
Present-Tense Memory: On Joanna Hogg and B.S. Johnson
Patrick Preziosi on memory and artistic creation in 'The Souvenir Part II' and B.S. Johnson’s novel 'The Unfortunates'.
Photogénie Review
The Worst Person in the World — Young Critics Workshop
Luise Mörke on Joachim Trier's 'The Worst Person in the World'.
Photogénie Review
Inexorable — Young Critics Workshop
Nazeeh Alghazawneh on Fabrice du Welz's 'Inexorable'.
Photogénie Review
Wet Sand — Young Critics Workshop
Jack Seibert on Elene Naveriani's 'Wet Sand'.
Photogénie Review
Vortex — Young Critics Workshop
Hanne Schelstraete on Gaspar Noé's 'Vortex'.
Photogénie Review
Libertad — Young Critics Workshop
Jovana Gjorgjiovska on Clara Roquet's 'Libertad'.
Photogénie Review
What Do We See When We Look at the Sky? — Young Critics Workshop
Nazeeh Alghazawneh on Alexandre Koberidze's 'What Do We See When We Look at the Sky? '.
Photogénie Review
Das Mädchen und die Spinne — Young Critics Workshop
Luise Mörke on Ramon & Silvan Zürcher's 'Das Mädchen und die Spinne'.
Photogénie Review
Clara Sola — Young Critics Workshop
Jack Seibert on Nathalie Álvarez Mesén's 'Clara Sola'.
Photogénie Review
A Chiara — Young Critics Workshop
Hanne Schelstraete on Jonas Carpignano's 'A Chiara'.
Photogénie Review
Captain Volkonogov Escaped — Young Critics Workshop
Jovana Gjorgjiovska on Natalya Merkulova & Aleksey Chupov's 'Captain Volkonogov Escaped'.
Photogénie Review
Memoria — Young Critics Workshop
Jack Seibert on Apichatpong Weerasethakul's 'Memoria'.
Photogénie Review
Un monde — Young Critics Workshop
Nazeeh Alghazawneh on Laura Wandel's 'Un monde'.
Photogénie Review
Apples — Young Critics Worshop
Jovana Gjorgjiovska on Christos Nikou's 'Apples'.
Photogénie Review
Spencer — Young Critics Workshop
Hanne Schelstraete on Pablo Larraín's 'Spencer'.
Photogénie Review
Faya Dayi — Young Critics Workshop
Luise Mörke on Jessica Beshir's 'Faya Dayi'.
Photogénie Issue
photogénie #11 — Forever “Free Besieged” (?): Greek Cinema Throughout the Years 5 Artikels in issue
A closer look at how Greek cinema addresses the question of freedom from the 1950s onwards, in ways both conventional and unconventional.
5 Artikels in issue
Photogénie Essay
The Darkness of the Human Soul: Between the Existential and the Social in Yannis Economides’s Films
Stefan Goncharov dives into a thorough discussion of Yannis Economides’s nihilistic filmography.
Photogénie Essay
Athina Rachel Tsangari’s Politics of Suspicion: ‘Attenberg’ and ‘Chevalier’
Savina Petkova details how Athina Rachel Tsangari fleshes out the confining experiences one goes through when overcome by suspicion.