Cutting the Line: Bettina Göring’s Story in Der Gute Onkel
Bettina Göring, an anthropologist is not just another name in the long roll of German Görings. She is bound by blood to Hermann Göring,
Cologne 75 – The Story of Vera Brandes and Keith Jarrett’s Legendary The Köln Concert, a Film Recommendation
Cologne, West Germany, the 1970s. The Silent Generation has grown up and settled down; building families in a Europe still limping from the horrors
Empathy, Trust, and the Power of Simplicity in Documentary Filmmaking – Gaucho, Gaucho
For photographers and filmmakers, good lighting is indispensable. Numerous interviews have revealed that their success owes very little to professional qualifications or diplomas. Recognition
The Color of Everything Memoir by Cory Richards
Climbing, Mental Illness, and Survival in the Himalayas and more There’s a certain kind of bad boy who takes longer to grow out of
From Lost Human Dignity into the unknown – Film Recommendation
A spoiler-free recommendation for a morally tense film. Through the frames of To a Land Unknown, viewers gain insight into a fictional story that
One Life, Two Fates — Rogi Andrè
Born as Rózsa Klein in 1900 in Hungary, she became known to the world as Rogi André. Though they lived on opposite sides of
Case 39 Review – When Fear Tightens Its Grip
There’s a saying: Face your demons. But what are demons, really, if not fears in disguise? Put simply: Face your deepest terrors. Confront your
Unforgettable Visions of Flesh, Desire, and Form by Robert Mapplethorpe
As Pride Month fades from the headlines, it’s the perfect time to revisit a rare photographer who saw sculptural perfection in the contours of
Journey by Moonlight
– Antal Szerb’s Haunting Tale of Love, Loss, and the Unseen Just like in so many areas of life, the boundary between pulp and
Satoshi Kon —Tokyo Godfathers
A New Perspective on Homelessness, from 2003 During his short yet impactful career, Satoshi Kon redefined the culture of Japanese anime filmmaking. His works