The Beautiful Days of Aranjuez, the latest wistful, contemplative narrative effort from German director Wim Wenders, is the type of “European Film” you might have expected Homer to stumble upon in an ...
The film currently has no U.S. distribution. Wenders has made plenty of acclaimed films over the course of his four-decade long career. His Road Movie trilogy – “Alice in the Cities,” “The Wrong Move, ...
This snoozy gabfest is an experiment gone horribly wrong. Just what makes it so impervious to spoilers, you ask? That’s easy – nothing happens. Like, nothing at all. Which is entirely the point of the ...
As he jumps between narrative and documentary over the last decade, Wim Wenders‘ contributions to the latter genre have proved more fruitful, with his gorgeous 3D work Pina and the haunting ...
When a writer types his opening lines of dialogue, his two characters come alive in his garden. The pair, a man and a woman, converse about summer, love, and more. Are their words truly his, or is he ...
After 90 minutes of dense, ceaseless conversation on a largely unnavigable sequence of topics from first sexual experiences to the cultivation of wild gooseberries, the last thing any viewer really ...
An author (Jens Harzer) sits in his little house in a suburb of Paris behind his typewriter. As he begins to type, his characters come to life: a woman (Sophie Semin) and a man (Reda Kateb) sit in his ...
After 90 minutes of dense, ceaseless conversation on a largely unnavigable sequence of topics from first sexual experiences to the cultivation of wild gooseberries, the last thing any viewer really ...
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