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Lanthimos’ ‘The Favourite’ Plays with History and Our Emotional Impulsivity

Lanthimos’ ‘The Favourite’ Plays with History and Our Emotional Impulsivity

Stylistically risqué, The Favourite relates to a certain type of subversive British cinema from filmmakers such as Peter Greenaway, although it is not an imitation.

Queen Anne Costume Drama ‘The Favourite’ Dazzles with Humor, Tragedy, Weirdness

Queen Anne Costume Drama ‘The Favourite’ Dazzles with Humor, Tragedy, Weirdness

Director Yorgos Lanthimos provides plenty of his trademark absurdity, but The Favourite is his most accessible, painfully human film to date.

‘The Long Day Closes’ Recollects Memory and Childhood in Constant Motion

‘The Long Day Closes’ Recollects Memory and Childhood in Constant Motion

One of cinema's most resonant and timeless works, Terence Davies's second film recreates childhood dreams and memories within which any viewer can situate themselves.

More than a Movie: ‘The Whistleblower’s Heartfelt Plea for Greater Humanity

Cracking the Spine: The Lovely Bones

The Brothers Bloom

My Blueberry Nights

Definitely, Maybe (2008)

My Blueberry Nights (2007)

My Blueberry Nights

Definitely, Maybe

Fred Claus