"Get Out"
Jordan Peele’s film is an intelligent and unflinching piece of work, firmly focused on the African American experience.
…Él, ella, el río
It's a love story of encounter and parting. A man lost in the madness of alcohol has only his saxophone, a cat, and a distant love etched in his heart. Fiction in black and white. Symphonic tango, shamanic visual poem. He, She, The River; three characters, one destiny: the embrace of eternity.
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It's a love story of encounter and parting. A man lost in the madness of alcohol has only his saxophone, a cat, and a distant love etched in his heart. Fiction in black and white. Symphonic tango, shamanic visual poem. He, She, The River; three characters, one destiny: the embrace of eternity.
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