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On the Green, Off the Deep End: Seijun Suzuki’s A Tale of Sorrow and Sadness
A Tale of Sorrow and Sadness (1977) – Seijun Suzuki’s long-lost media nightmare finds new life in a lurid, satirical Radiance Films release.
May 13
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Marta Djordjevic
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Revive: Favorite Discoveries of April 2025
What a successful film-watching month April turned out to be, folks! As I type this, I’ve got my Letterboxd diary pulled up, and I can’t help but think…
May 5
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Marta Djordjevic
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April 2025
Danger: Diabolik by Mario Bava (1968) | Episode 02
Ash Laskey & Harry Argyle of the Love, Death & Movies podcast join me to chat about Mario Bava's utterly electric 1968 classic.
Apr 28
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Marta Djordjevic
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Danger: Diabolik by Mario Bava (1968) | Episode 02
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The 10th Victim: Elio Petri’s Pop-Art Dystopia
High camp, high fashion, and a compromised vision of consumerist dystopia — Elio Petri’s 1965 cult classic is more than just pulp.
Apr 14
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Marta Djordjevic
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Revive: Favorite Discoveries of March 2025
April is upon us, and you know what that means...
Apr 7
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Marta Djordjevic
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March 2025
Rewind & Revive: Episode 01
Let's Rewind and Revive, Shall We?
Mar 31
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Marta Djordjevic
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Taste of Cherry: The Weight of a Mulberry and the Poetry of the Ordinary
A meditation on solitude, silence, and the beauty found in the everyday in Abbas Kiarostami’s Taste of Cherry.
Mar 17
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Marta Djordjevic
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Laughter, Violence, and Takeshi Kitano’s Ultimate Genre Prank
A comedian, a Yakuza film legend, and a game show host walk into a bar. Spoiler alert: They’re all Takeshi Kitano.
Mar 10
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Marta Djordjevic
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Revive: Favorite Discoveries of February 2025
2025 is barreling forward at an alarming pace, and I’m floored by the realization that we’re already in March.
Mar 3
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Marta Djordjevic
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February 2025
A Love Letter to the Solo Movie Date (& Five Film Experiences That Stayed With Me)
The solo movie date isn’t just an act of self-care — it’s a personal ritual, a sacred escape, and a tradition worth embracing.
Feb 24
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Marta Djordjevic
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A Time Capsule of Connection: Haru and the Internet’s Bittersweet Innocence
In our quest for digital solace, perhaps Haru's bittersweet innocence is actually less a relic of the past and more a blueprint for our future.
Feb 17
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Marta Djordjevic
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Now is Now
An overdue update and long-awaited homecoming.
Feb 16
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Marta Djordjevic
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