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Movie Review: Gate of Hell

Movie Review: Gate of Hell

by The Movie Love Ambassador | Mar 29, 2023 | By the Movie Love Ambassador

Ranking: #106/111 Director: Teinosuke Kinugasa (Japan) Genre: Historical Period Drama/Romance Teinosuke Kinugasa has created here a great historical drama, richly filmed in Eastman colour, which has become a classical work of Japanese film art. Gate of Hell is a...
Movie Review: L’Armée des Ombres (Army of Shadows)

Movie Review: L’Armée des Ombres (Army of Shadows)

by The Movie Love Ambassador | Mar 29, 2023 | By the Movie Love Ambassador

Ranking: #105/111 Director: Jean-Pierre Melville (France)     Genre: War Drama Melville creates a sombre blue-grey undertone, with blue-toned pastel colours predominating in the movie, to convey a mood of sadness. This is a disciplined, yet...
Movie Review: Nazarin

Movie Review: Nazarin

by The Movie Love Ambassador | Mar 29, 2023 | By the Movie Love Ambassador

Ranking: #104/111 Director: Luis Buñuel (Spain/Mexico)       Genre: Spiritual Drama Buñuel’s stark grey palette is the ideal filmic “paint” for this moving portrait of Christian spirituality coming face to face with a brutish social...
Movie Review: Sult (Hunger)

Movie Review: Sult (Hunger)

by The Movie Love Ambassador | Mar 29, 2023 | By the Movie Love Ambassador

Ranking: #103/111 Director: Hennig Carlsen (Denmark) Genre: Socio-Psychological Drama Sult (Hunger) is a classic of Scandinavian cinema, a bold and unique film, painted in stark black-and-white tones, about a starving writer. Based on the novel Hunger by Norwegian...
Movie Review:  Sin (Il Peccato)

Movie Review: Sin (Il Peccato)

by The Movie Love Ambassador | Mar 29, 2023 | By the Movie Love Ambassador

Ranking: #102/111 Director: Andrei Konchalovsky (Russia)    Genre: Historical Biographical Period Drama Konchalovsky creates a stunning naturalistic vision of the world of Renaissance Italy. This colourful, dirty and chaotic world, brought to life...
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