Highlighting the best of gory romance films
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For decades, the art of film has largely been bound to conventional structures, be it character or plot. One director who sought to completely disrupt this was Harmony Korine.
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The designer’s debut womenswear collection ‘Possessions’ is a continuation of the line of research that began with Emma Blythe’s ‘Fashioning Acts of Masculinity’ upon graduating from the Royal College of Art in London in 2021.
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Happy Pride Month! Join the GATA team as we honor and uplift the voices that have shaped the LGBTQIA+ landscape.
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Join GATA on a trip back in time, a glance behind the curtain and a glimpse into the inner workings of a modern horror masterpiece.
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Fans of subversive cinema that challenges perceptions and induces an expansion of the mind need to know about director Gregg Araki — because his work does just that.
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For many, Chloë Sevigny is no longer an unknown name— she is the muse of our age and unbeatable in her uniqueness.
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To celebrate the spookiest season of the year, here at GATA we’ve unpacked some of the coldest cult classics to emerge from the underground film scene. Deranged butchers, sci-fi/ slasher hybrids and enough blood to corrupt even the purest of minds. You’ll need to take a bath after watching these gory classics.
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British cinema is often overlooked by its flashier brother Hollywood, but at GATA we know this is a sin in the grandest sense of the word.
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A look into Guillermo Del Toro’s mind and personification of creatures and their stigmatas.
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From Gustave Dore’s depictions of Andromeda chained to the rock, to British author Alex Comfort’s “sex manual”—The Joy of Sex, bondage has been an omnipresent feature in the annals of sex history and art.
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In response to the movement in Hong Kong, Taiwan also experienced a film renaissance due to a decline in popularity of locally produced films.
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The first mention of the word “vampire” in literature was from the short story The Vampyre in 1819 by author John William Polidori. The story was taken from a tale told by Lord Byron himself during a contest between Mary and Percy Shelly and Polidori.
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Brought up on the Japanese exploitation cinema of the 1970s, film makers such as Quentin Tarantino owe a huge amount to these hyper violent and sexually charged gore features.
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Gaspar Noé is no stranger to provocation. In fact, the French director seems to delight in finding opportunities to make his audience squirm.
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10 V-Day Movies: Grab your partner, your chocolate, or your left hand, and enjoy some lawless, horror, or horny flicks. Who said romance is dead?
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Chance encounters, an aversion to the rules and free-form writing are all ingredients that have formed the cinematic oeuvre of Hong Sang-soo. While essays have been written in attempts to deconstruct the code that is his body of work—in reality, his work is much more simple.
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In the early 1980s, the Japanese economy was booming; the miraculous post-war economic recovery was in full swing and society was at the mercy of a decadent fever.
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