October 2002
Frida
The article discusses the film 'Frida,' directed by Paul Leduc, which portrays the life of Mexican painter Frida Kahlo, highlighting her struggles, relationships, and artistic…
Portrait of Teresa
The article discusses the film 'Portrait of Teresa,' directed by Pastor Vega, which explores themes of machismo in post-revolution Cuba through the story of a…
Lucia - 2002-10-27
The article discusses the Cuban film 'Lucia,' directed by Humberto Solas, highlighting its significance as a major work in Latin American cinema. The film explores…
Up to a Point
The article discusses the film 'Up to a Point,' directed by Thomas Gutierrez Alea, which critiques machismo and patriarchy in Cuban society through the story…
Gaijin
The film 'Gaijin' depicts the struggles of early 20th century Japanese immigrants in Brazil, particularly highlighting the tragic journey of a young woman seeking work.…
How Tasty Was My Little Frenchman
The article discusses the film 'How Tasty Was My Little Frenchman,' directed by Nelson Pereira dos Santos, which tells the story of a 16th-century French…
Dona Flor and Her Two Husbands
The article discusses the film 'Dona Flor and Her Two Husbands,' directed by Bruno Barreto and starring Sonia Braga. It tells the story of Dona…
The Last Supper
The article discusses the film 'The Last Supper,' directed by Tomas Gutierrez Alea, which is based on a true story from Cuban history. It portrays…
Xica Da Silva
The article discusses the film 'Xica Da Silva,' directed by Carlos Diegues, which portrays the life of a black slave who rises to power in…
Death of a Bureaucrat
The article discusses the film 'Death of a Bureaucrat' directed by Tomás Gutiérrez Alea, which humorously critiques government bureaucracy through the story of a young…
Kiss of the Spider Woman
The article discusses the film 'Kiss of the Spider Woman,' directed by Hector Babenco, which features William Hurt as a homosexual man in prison. Hurt's…
Quilambo
The article discusses the film 'Quilambo', a sequel to 'Ganga Zumba', which portrays the historical rebellion of escaped black slaves in Brazil who formed self-sufficient…
Bye Bye Brazil
The article discusses the film 'Bye Bye Brazil' directed by Carlos Diegues, which is a significant work in the 'Auteur Cinema' movement of the 1980s…
Pixote
The article discusses the film 'Pixote' directed by Hector Babenco, which portrays the harsh realities faced by homeless children in Brazil. It highlights the exploitation…
Volume as Narrated by Design - 2002-10-23
Mohammad Hossein Maher is showcasing his exhibition 'Volume as Narrated by Design' from October 14 to 24, featuring 69 modern paintings and three-dimensional works that…
Tangos, the Exile of Gardel
The article discusses the film 'Tangos, the Exile of Gardel,' directed by Fernando Solanas, which tells the story of Argentine political exiles in Paris, focusing…
No Breakthrough in Arresting Washington Suburb Sniper
The search for the Washington suburb sniper continues as a witness's misleading information has complicated the investigation. A man named Matthew Doudy has been arrested…
Military Aircraft Assist Police in Washington Area - 2002-10-16
Military aircraft are being deployed to assist police in the search for a sniper in the Washington area, who has killed nine people since October…
News and Opinions: One Day the Earth Will Cry - 2002-10-14
The article discusses recent executions in Iran, including Hamzeh Ghaderi and Khalid Shouqi, following interviews with Kurdish political figures. It highlights the ongoing human rights…
Dear Summer Sister
The film 'Dear Summer Sister' directed by Nagisa Oshima explores complex themes of taboo relationships and social issues through the story of a teenage girl…
Night and Fog in Japan
The article discusses the film 'Night and Fog in Japan' directed by Nagisa Oshima, highlighting its exploration of political events through the lens of a…
Boy
The article discusses the film 'Boy' directed by Nagisa Oshima, which portrays a family that exploits their child to extort money from drivers. The film…
Cruel Story of Youth
The article discusses the film 'Cruel Story of Youth' directed by Nagisa Oshima, highlighting its themes of nihilism and the exploitation of middle-aged men by…
The Ceremony - 2002-10-04
The article discusses the film 'The Ceremony' directed by Nagisa Oshima, which explores the history of post-war Japan through the experiences of the Sukurada family.…
The Sun’s Burial
The article discusses the film 'The Sun’s Burial' directed by Nagisa Oshima, which portrays the violent and immoral lives of young criminals in Osaka's underground.…