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Jonny Hitchens

Remember This? Mississippi Burning

Do some films deserve to be forgotten? Not necessarily for their dullness, trashiness, or the sin of being an unnecessary remake – but for something more fundamental? Perhaps we should condemn to the dustbin of cinema history ‘good’ films that knowingly distort the truth of events, that misrepresent the reality behind their own stories, or […]

Nov 22, 2018 By Jonny Hitchens Filed Under: Screen Features, Columnist, Screen Tagged With: Civil Rights, selma, film review, remember this, Mississippi Burning, gene hackman, willem dafoe

Life Imitates Art: ‘The Square’

To make a film that spends its energy sneering at modern art and its institutions, tearing apart the art world’s smug pretensions and meaningless concerns – while indulging in a few laughs at the pseudo-intellectuals behind it all to boot – would have been an easy feat for Ruben Östlund, the director of 2017’s ‘The […]

Oct 18, 2018 By Jonny Hitchens Filed Under: Arts & Lit Tagged With: Film, culture, art, Arts and Lit, Elisabeth Moss, The Square, High art, Ruben Ostlund, Claes Bang, Dominic West

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