Shoplifters don’t reveal, in the English title, who these criminals are. In the original title in Japanese, it is explicit that the...

Hard to find in the constellation of David Lynch films a work so crudely and at the same time with some coherence unusual to the...

Inhabitants of a capitalist universe, it is natural that, when we go to the movies, we marvel at the wonders that reveal where the...

The Atalante tells a simple story, however, as in works of art, it is the way of telling that puts the movie as a poetic experience. Shot...

There is no way to analyze Burning without making some kind of reference to Blow-Up, the revolutionary movie by Michelangelo Antonioni....

Cold War is an amazing movie in all aspects. Starting with the 4:3 screen format, almost square, in contrast to the modern trend of...

Blow-up, Antonioni's masterpiece, was an absolutely revolutionary film in 1966 and, after more than 50 years, presents some elements...

Wings of Desire, awful translation of the Germanic original Sky Over Berlin, is a magnificent movie. From the roof of the...

Last Year at Marienbad is a movie unlike anything seen in the movies. Many call it a cinematic experience, and it is not known if it is...

Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse is a movie that surpasses the shallow concept of animation and launches (webs?) in a well-elaborated...

The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie is an obligatory film in all aspects. And this is because the concept of the "bourgeoisie" has been...

If not mentioned its release year, 1971, Clockwork Orange could be mistaken for a modern documentary on gangs. The subject here is not...

When asked why I started Filmes Fodásticos (Fuckastic Movies in English), I answer that it is for people to feel tempted to watch movies...

Apocalypse Now is not a war movie. Conceived initially from Joseph Conrad's book Heart of Darkness, which tells of the pursuit of an...

Curious is the word "subversive" that has been the adjective most applied to The Last Tango in Paris. Curious because, 46 years ago, when...

You Can’t Take It With You is an ode to the cinema. At the age of eighty, there is nothing that makes it more naive or outdated. In the...

Tess was the first movie directed by Roman Polanski after his flight from America to get away from the accusations of rape. There is no...

Until Amarcord, the adjective Fellinian used to be defined as "burlesque," "allegorical," and "imagistic." Amarcord, who would be a...