Fate – Fred Kelemen (1994)
I was six years old. I just entered school, I was proud. It was an important day in an important year for me. I still...
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The Art(s) of Slow Cinema Issue 02
March 21, 2020
by Nadin Mai
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Ca y est, it’s time! The new issue of The Art(s) of Slow Cinema magazine is finally available! It’s taken longer than I had thought....
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Los Ausentes – Nicolas Pereda (2014)
June 9, 2016
by Nadin Mai
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Knowing Nicolas Pereda's early work, I'd be inclined to say that his medium long film Los Ausentes marks a new era in his filmmaking. The trailer...
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Slow Cinema in the News (February 2014)
February 26, 2014
by Nadin Mai
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This blog goes from strength to strength thanks to my readers. The views are now beyond the 10k benchmark, and I have readers from all...
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Day 24 – Surprise (me)
December 24, 2013
by Nadin Mai
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I finish this year’s advent calendar with a self-experiment in slow-filmmaking. It’s one thing to watch slow films all the time. But as I was...
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Day 17 – The Man from London (Tarr)
December 17, 2013
by Nadin Mai
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This film has to be in this year's advent calendar. Bela Tarr's The Man from London (2007) was the very first slow film I watched....
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Day 10 – Krisana (Kelemen)
December 10, 2013
by Nadin Mai
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In some ways, I stick to Bela Tarr. Fred Kelemen, German filmmaker and cinematographer, had been a regular at Tarr's set. He was cinematographer for...
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