Irene González-López, Lecturer in Japanese Studies, writes about Tanaka Kinuyo, a groundbreaking Japanese director in a studio system that actively discouraged female directors.
What does today’s spiritually starved consumer really need? Cinema Ecologica: Three Daffy Weeks focuses on our lust for shopping and our greed.
Meriem Bennani’s universe foregrounds a humor and playfulness that are often seen as revealing a more complex reality where remnants of colonialism pervade a now globalized world.
Don’t you love stories that flip most people’s idea of NOwhere into a very intimate experience of SOMEwhere?
In 2018, lawyer and art collector Pieter Sanders (1938 - 2018) donated his collection of books on the history of cinema, exceptional in multiple ways, to Eye Filmmuseum.
Simone Zeefuik pays tribute to Sidney Poitier and Denzel Washington and hopes that more Black actors will fill each other's footsteps.
The Black Archives’ Isabelle Britto places ‘the slap heard around the world’ from In the Heat of the Night in a historical context.
Film history presents numerous scenarios about the future of the planet, a complex cohesive ecosystem that is both robust and vulnerable. How are they imagined?
Guido van der Werve gives us a push in the direction in which the human race needs to travel. But can we overcome our collective inertia and change course?
