Posts in Cinema
Absurdity of the Mundane: The Cinema of HONG SANG SOO

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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CinemaJames Elliott
A GATA CHRISTMAS DAY BINGE 10 MOVIE PLAYLIST

This December 25th we bid you explore the world of alternative Christmas movies.
Movies that will instil you with loneliness, darkness, and fear, yet have you unable to tear your eyes away from the screen. As this has been an alternative year, why not check out some alternative movies to match.

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CinemaGATA Magazine
Modern Tragedy: The Dark World of PARK CHAN-WOOK

The dark world of Park Chan-wook is a far cry from the recent explosion of pop culture to emerge from South Korea in recent years, whether it be K-pop or K-Dramas. His films are twisted reconstructions of greek tragedies, art films with their DNA soaked in exploitation cinema; and enigmatic fusions of genres, mixing the best that European and Asian art has to offer.

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CinemaJames Elliott
“THE SHINING” and Broken Realities

The Shining is a Stanley Kubrick masterpiece. Kubrick was able to tell an incredible story, bringing it to life with innovative and unforgettable direction and cinematography.
There is much to be said about The Shining, from its phenomenal acting, bold symbolism, and the countless hours writers and critics have dedicated to analyzing the film’s every scene.

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CinemaGATA Magazine