Author: Flavia Dima

Life as It Is: A Conversation with Carlos Reygadas

Posted by Flavia Dima | Dec 14, 2018 | 2018, All, Read |

It’s a drab, late-October afternoon in Bucharest. Local journalists and critics have been ushered...

A Life One Does Not Dare to Live: The Cinema of Jorge Acha

Posted by Flavia Dima | Nov 28, 2018 | 2018, All, Read |

Jorge Luis Acha is, in the words of Roger Koza, “one of the greatest secrets of Argentinian...

Homesick Blues: Urban Malaise in “Suburban Birds” and “Closing Time”

Posted by Flavia Dima | Sep 25, 2018 | 2018, All, Read |

Much has been said and written in regards to the sprawling urbanization and industrialization of...

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