The Art(s) of Slow Cinema Issue 02
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. I had issues with my design software, which no longer…
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2019 – The Year in Review
Another year comes to an end and perhaps you’re as tired of “end of year” lists as I am. Every December (and increasingly every November), cinephiles and film critics rally to create a list of…
TOMORROW: tao films advent calendar
It’s almost Xmas, and we have prepared something special for lovers of contemplative cinema. Our tao films advent calendar offers 24 previously unseen short films. Each short film is available for 1€ only and for…
Book review: Chantal Akerman, Passer la nuit – Corinne Rondeau (2017)
A small book at the bottom of a shelf that is overwhelmed with books on the big names of Hollywood; films, directors, actresses. There, somewhere in between those oversized books, I found the new book…
Sleep Has Her House – Scott Barley (2017)
!!! This film is now available on tao films till the end of March !!! It took me a long time to decide whether I should be writing about this film. All films available on…
tao films VoD now live
I’m very pleased to announce that tao films VoD is now live after a year of hard work. It is a project I’m particularly proud of. Since midnight CET, you can now stream six selected…
tao films VoD – Full feature film programme
We have a complete feature film programme for the first three months of tao films VoD, running from January to March 2017. The short film programme will be added soon. But I’d like to present…
tao films VoD – A world of films
Thursday in exactly four months, we’ll see the launch of tao films VoD. I already mentioned the world premiere of Scott Barley’s first feature film Sleep Has Her House. The other films which will be shown…
World Premiere on tao films VoD
Slow Cinema VoD – Update (3)
Today, I would like to list the directors whose works I have chosen for The Art(s) of Slow Cinema VoD. These directors have submitted their films after the first call for films, or I have asked…