Drama Tag Archive

Live Action

Table 7

Marko Slavnic’s short Table 7 takes the sinister eavesdropping setup we’ve become accustom to in films such as The Lives of Others and gives it an

Read more

Live Action

Archipelago

Christopher, played by real-life painter Christopher Baker, paints shapes into the clouds in his paintings that actually don’t exist as the colourless sky

Read more

Live Action

The Hunter

Rob breaks his Iranian Cinema virginity by taking a look at one of the nation's most recently acclaimed films, Rafi Pitts' ‘The Hunter’.

Read more

Live Action

Involuntary DVD

A man injured at his own party prefers to soldier on through the festivities rather than ruin the night for everyone else; a group of teenage girls pout, preen

Read more

Art & Fashion, Live Action, Podcasts

DN197: Involuntary – Ruben Östlund

Described as either a tragic comedy or comic tragedy, Ruben Östlund’s second dramatic feature Involuntary reveals how the individual often bows to the

Read more

Live Action, Podcasts

DN Special: Confessions of a Dog – Gen Takahashi

In preparation for a screening at the Glasgow Film Festival which kicked off last weekend and a DVD release from Third Window Films in March, Confessions of a

Read more

Live Action

Back to the Future: Japanese Cinema Since the Mid-90s

For their eighth year, the Japan Foundation have curated a film season out of their archives to present at the ICA and venues elsewhere in the U.K. For this

Read more

Live Action

Some Static Started

We were first introduced to Ben Briand through his sumptuous short Apricot, well he’s back again with another fine piece of intriguing filmmaking, Some

Read more

Film Festival, Live Action

IFFR2011: Bleak Night

Another astonishing Korean debut on the International Film Festival Rotterdam’s Tiger Awards line-up was Bleak Night, written, edited and directed by the

Read more

Live Action

BASTA(rd)

With the power of the internet on your side, if you can make a visually stunning short film you stand a very good chance of getting it seen. However, if you

Read more

Film Festival, Live Action, Podcasts

DN IFFR2011: Bleak Night – Yoon Sung Hyun

Competing for the Tiger Awards at the International Film Festival Rotterdam, Yoon Sung Hyun’s Bleak Night shows how petty squabbles amongst school

Read more

Film Festival, Live Action, Podcasts

DN IFFR2011: The Journals of Musan – Park Jung-Bum

Park Jung-Bum’s accomplished debut feature The Journals of Musan was awarded both the FIPRSECI Jury Award and a Tiger Award at the International Film

Read more