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Connaissez-vous le « slow fading », ce comportement encore plus sournois que le ghosting ?
Lorsque l'on se lance dans le grand marché de la rencontre amoureuse, les désillusions sont nombreuses. Le ghosting a longtemps figuré comme la plus grande menace planant sur les célibataires encore frais et enthousiastes, mais la liste des comportem... Lire la suite de l'article sur...
Musique
‘The Souffleur’ Review: The Manager of a Fading Vienna Hotel Spirals Into Himself in a...
Gastón Solnicki’s latest film “The Souffler” is, like his previous work, entrancing and mercurial. There is a straightforward plot here (a hotel manager learns his place of employment will soon be no more), but the Argentine filmmaker uses such a threadbare storyline to string...
Musique
Queer Bahurupi Love Story ‘The Magical Men’ Heads to Busan’s Asian Project...
Busan’s Asian Project Market will present “The Magical Men,” a queer love story from writer-director Biplob Sarkar that spotlights the marginalized Bahurupi performance community of South Asia. Produced by Fran Borgia, François d’Artemare, Sankhajit Biswas and Sarkar,...
Cinéma
Sharmila Tagore Confronts Fading Memories in Mumbai Selection ‘The Ancient’ (EXCLUSIVE)
Indian cinema icon Sharmila Tagore embraces a challenging role in Suman Ghosh’s “The Ancient” (Puratawn), which has its India premiere at the MAMI Mumbai Film Festival. The veteran actor portrays a woman grappling with memory loss in director Suman Ghosh’s Bengali-language...
Musique
L.A. Recording Studios Are Fading, Despite Manifesting Music???s Greatest Hits
Over the past few decades, the playing field for music recording has expanded exponentially. Hit pop singles can now be cut in bedrooms, entire orchestral film scores have been recorded one instrument at a time and remote collaboration is often the name of the game. But there???s still no...
Musique
???A Year of No Significance??? Chronicles a Fading Generation of Chinese-Educated Singaporeans ???...
Prolific Singaporean filmmaker Kelvin Tong’s latest feature “A Year Of No Significance,” which has its world premiere at the 34th Singapore International Film Festival (SGIFF), mourns the loss of a generation. Set in Singapore in 1979, the film chronicles the gradual...