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Playing fast and loose with history results in an intriguing first feature. Film review by Saskia Baron

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The Irish director’s first feature, Lola, is a wildly original sci-film from a unique talent

The Irish director’s first feature is a wildly original retro sci-fi film about two politically polarised sisters

In April 2004, the Calgary Underground Film Festival presented its inaugural event.

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In Kino Eye (1924), the first of his two masterpieces, Dziga Vertov staged a resurrection, turning a bull carcass hooked in a city slaughter house into a living bull, happily grazing in a field. “Kino Eye moves time backwards,” the title card reads just before the miracle.

Lincoln Center delves into tales of the wicked, the outcast, the unholy, the misunderstood, and the freakish in a survey of the audacious director’s genre-busting — and defining — films. 

The project would come from Paramount.

The Emerging Producer from Belgium addresses the relation between documentary, experimentation, low budget and the audience's interest