Reviews by fernando

(MU) It begins where "In the mood for love" ends and add 3 or 4 stories that doesn't improves the whole film. There's also the futuristic story that is wasted...

Slowness or appropiate tempo? Both. Terror finds density, evocative power, non gorish; home based, with country nearby, nighto dominant stuff. Good film...

(USB) Haynes uses testimonies old an new of the 'velvet underground' scene, including Warhol's and Lour Reed's fight, the imposing of Nico, the highs and lows, and interesting approach to durgs and women citicisng all that frm new feminism...

(USB) Erratic style in the first part, but once the journey begins gets better and better. Then, at the end, the absurd and fatal and human (the man doesn't want to lose his head becuase he is a knight, that's all)... filosophical ending, its the anti knight epic...

(MU) Nice doccumentary for selling TVs, grandur of images and editon, telling loosely story og evoluton for a little daughter or granddughter...

(Nx) Soorentinos 'amarcord' in Napoli. Well, Fellini is greater, but Napoli is also greater than Rimini and the protagonist/author leaves town well formed and lived through dramas, landscpaes and people....Great stylist, Sorrentino...

(USB) The Woodstock of afromaericans and poors, in the same summer¡ Excellent array of groups ans singers. Nina Simone is thirlling, Fith Dimension are happy with 'Hair' songs; BB King is wise; Sly, Mahalia...

(USB) 3 stars just for the tricky story of a 'truffle pig' being robbed in the market of high gourmet standards. Its a pitty thaht the pig dissapears so eary because she was more sympatetic than Cage. Only Portlan, oregon, could be locaion f such a story. Loose ending

(USB) Extreme story of rescue that deserved to be covered. The boys, sorry, are dependable; the rescuers and its collective international effort are the protagonists, discovering the possibility that their hobby saves lifes...

(Usb) Love, revenge, family and masochistic bets; world an USA are a gran casino between seasons in jail for Oscar Isaac, wonderful actor in Schrader's hands...