'El Conde' review: Fangs for nothing, Pinochet - Los Angeles Times
Pablo Larraín's beautiful if faintly anemic horror-satire reimagines the Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet as a world-weary 250-year-old bloodsucker.
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'El Conde' Review: Pablo Larraín Bites into Pinochet's Brutal Legacy
Pablo Larraín imagines Pinochet as "El Conde," a 250-year-old vampire who proves very hard to kill, even by his own hand.
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Best movies 2022: Blonde is much worse Ana de Armas trash than Deep Water.
Slate's 2022 Movie Club, Entry 3.
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Jean-Luc Godard, giant of French cinema whose films were suffused with his Marxist politics – obituary
Though he conceded that every film should have a beginning, a middle and an end, he added: ‘but not necessarily in that order’
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Tributes | CINEACTION
Vivre sa Vie September 22, 1940-December 14, 2019 Although Anna Karina had a career beyond Godard, much of what she embodied as an actor is concentrated in her collaborative works with him, beginning with Le Petit Soldat (1960) that was released following Une femme est une femme (1961). With Vivre sa vie (1962) Karina became an icon of the French New Wave. The film is a modernist fallen-woman melodrama, and Karina’s ability to draw one into her character’s search for freedom in a society that oppresses women is central to the film. For example, the close-up of Nana’s tear-stained res...
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