Rewind and Revive
Marta DjordjevicRewind & Revive is Marta Djordjevic's film paradise — a celebration of cinematic gems, forgotten classics, and the creative minds behind them.
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The Air Between Us
Breathe in. Breathe out. Simple, right? Most of us never think about it — until we reach higher ground. Suddenly, every step requires more effort, and every breath becomes more deliberate. Given enough time, the body slowly acclimatizes to...
Physical Media Treasures: When '70s Genre Cinema Turns Inside Out
Hi, Mom! (Brian De Palma; 1970)
Isn’t it delightful when you start a new project with one idea in mind, only to have it morph into something you never would have guessed? Like your brain cells suddenly break into the most elegant waltz (mi...
The Cost of Reinvention in Grzegorz Królikiewicz's The Dancing Hawk
Grzegorz Królikiewicz’s The Dancing Hawk (1977) is yet another descent into the Polish filmmaker’s feverish, visceral style of cinema. Where his feature film debut, 1973’s Through and Through, was nightmarish and suffocating, The Dancing Ha...
The Fragile Bonds of Takashi Miike’s Agitator
In Takashi Miike’s Agitator, momentum never quite belongs to anyone. The first few minutes are suspended in a deceptive stillness, offering no indication of the scale it’s about to unleash. Minutes later, we’re thrown into motion, packed in...
Physical Media Treasures: Shaped Under Pressure
Iphigenia (Michael Cacoyannis; 1977)
It’s been a while since we’ve gone through a round-up of some of my physical media treasures, hey? Between going on vacation and taking on some new projects, my writing has slowed down a bit here at Rew...
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