The Salt of the Earth review

As estructured as Salgados' life, form his commitment to social painful potos too ecological ones, and his project on reforestation.

Timbuktu review

Not a political film, but without emphasis yo can feel the absurd new ways on a traditional moslm town. Sissako 'commits' too poetic scenes as the football match without a ball, but I tolerate them.

Stroszek review

Even it's not, you can feel some kind of sequel to 'Kaspar Hauser'. Not only because of Bruno S, but the spirit of his carácter in the old and new world.

Ballad of the Little Soldier review

One of the most adventurous Herzg's work, a kind of war correspondant work; but when hi forgets it, the documentarist takes his right place.

Tod für fünf Stimmen review

Great carácter Gesualdo and goo idea to have a quintet of voices performing his Works; but too simple in production, leaving every explanations to experts not well edited.

Sundays and Cybele review

It has a corny edge in the depiction of sad blonde Kruger; but the insinuation of paedophilia, and the different reactions of everybodu regarding Kruger is ok.

A Letter to Elia [American Masters] review

Good resume of creative achievements of some of Kazan's best films, notably "East of Eden", "On the waterfront", "America, America", in a personal Scorseses' explanation.

The Third Generation (1979) review

Fassbinder wanted disgusting characters, OK; but ¿why make a disgusting film full of noise, whims, confusión? His statement on terrorism as an invention payed by frivolous tycoon Eddie Constantine, is comic.

13 Rue Madeleine (1946) review

Heroic Cagney in a non nonsense story wherr Conte knows Cagney is gonna duel with him in the end, and everybody knows that Cagney will talk if there's no bombing on Gestapo building in 13 rue Madeleine.

The Mortal Storm review

Elocuent statements on liberty and tolerance within an intense sublime Borzage romance. A pity it doesn't have the violence and real crudeness of those times and places, but it has books in fire.
