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Dossiers

Annotated thematic collections: routes through movements, auteurs and forms to explore the archive with a guide.

Peaks of Japanese Cinema

From Ozu's stillness to Kurosawa's epic thunder: the Japanese classicism that taught the world how to look.

Handheld cameras, insolent editing and a love of cinema: the generation that broke the rules in the late fifties.

Expressionism, Soviet montage and surrealism: when cinema invented its own wordless language.

Chiaroscuro, fatalism and tension: Hollywood's dark side and its heirs.

Futures and other worlds as a mirror of the human: science fiction when it is, above all, philosophy.

Hong Kong, Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, Iran: the voices that have defined arthouse cinema in recent decades.

Faith, death and silence: Ingmar Bergman's chamber cinema as introspection without a net.

Long takes, water and memory: cinema as sculpting in time, by Andrei Tarkovsky.

From Buñuel to Almodóvar: Spanish cinema looking at Spain with irony, desire and memory.

From neorealism to the modernity of Antonioni and Fellini: half a century of Italian cinema.

From Soviet montage to Béla Tarr's rigor: the cinema that thought history from the other side.

Ghibli and beyond: animation as a poetic and emotional peak of cinema, not a minor genre.