Raúl Ruiz's "Love Torn in Dream" (2000)
Daniel KasmanWatchable online (for now), a Ruiz that is “…among the most amusing, vertiginous, insolent, outlandish, delirious films imaginable.”
August 2011
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Venice 2011. Trailers: Orizzonti, Out of Competition, More
David HudsonMore trailers for films heading to Venice.
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Toronto 2011. Discovery Lineup
David Hudson25 features are lined up for the Toronto International Film Festival’s Discovery program.
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Toronto 2011. Masters Lineup
David HudsonThe Toronto International Film Festival has completed rolling out its massive lineup. Here’s the Masters program.
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Lost Sounds and Soundtracks. Jorge Arriagada's Music for Raúl Ruiz
Daniel KasmanJorge Arriagada’s collaboration with Raúl Ruiz is one of cinema’s most fruitful, varied and extensive composer-director partnerships.
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Jill Evans' Documentary on Raúl Ruiz, "Exiles" (1988)
Daniel KasmanA documentary from 1988 on Chilean filmmaker Raúl Ruiz.
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The Camera Moves #1
Daniel KasmanThe first entry in a series on camera movements. This tremendous, fluid sequence is taken from the 1934 film Upperworld.
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Venice 2011. Trailers for Films in Competition
David HudsonYou can watch the trailers on the films’ pages; here, they’re all gathered in one place.
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Late Summer Horrors
David HudsonA roundup of horror-related reads, lists, remembrances and reviews.
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Notebook Reviews: Rupert Wyatt’s “Rise of the Planet of the Apes” and Joe Cornish’s “Attack the Block”
Fernando F. CroceBlockbuster apes and low-budget aliens in a double-bill of subtext-rich science fiction.
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Movie Poster of the Week: Raúl Ruiz’s “Lines of Wellington”
Adrian CurryA sad memento of the late, great Raúl Ruiz: a poster for a film that will never be made.
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Raúl Ruiz's "Three Crowns of a Sailor" (1983)
Daniel KasmanThe Chilean director’s 1983 masterpiece is (for now) watchable online.