The difference between original films and remakes is that the majority of classics are timelessly relevant and the majority of remakes are shit. Filmmakers are plagued in attempts to remake a film without lazily replicating or ...
HASISI PARK, MARLON RABENREITHER, MICHAEL OTERO, STUART PILLINGER, JULIA WILAM, LEWIS CHAPLIN, KIRILL KULETSKI, EMMA SHERIDAN ADAM REVENGTON, JESSICA BERNARD Curated by Shane Connolly/Sweet and Sound Sweet and Sound would like to invite ...
Here's one of the photos we will be showing at our second photography group show which will be taking place at the Curzon Soho. This is all we can show you untill wednesday when we will reveal all ...
Some major eye feasting from the Sweet and Sound Flickr Group this week - LAP IT UP! The group is growing like a crazy horse - add your photos HERE for your chance to be included in next weeks 'Best of'!
Juan Chao is an 18 year-old currently studying film in London. Right now he says he is taking photos of his life, friends, the places he travels to and moments which he wants to remember and look back at, but plans to study photography sometime in the future. He is also working on a small black and white zine which will consist of some of his favourite photos so he can have them on paper instead of just having them as digital files.
We recently interviewed Sublime Frequencies co-founder Alan Bishop. The "world music" label is without a doubt the most respected in its field for its integrity towards finding some of the most ...
They Live Too is a surreal and existential trip from the Frog Brothers. It's weird and it looks beautiful. Set partly in a launderette and partly on a bowling green, we get the distinct feeling that we are trapped in limbo. "They Live Too"...
Zadig, adapted from Voltaire’s Oriental tale, is a story of lost love set in the ancient city of Babylon. A lush world under the warmth of an orange sun is shattered when the main character is struck in the eye by an arrow and blinded. Shot in the exquisite landscape of Ouarzazate, known as the Moroccan Hollywood, this is director Alexander Graziani’s first film on this scale. It is a story of Fate, for the character Zadig, and for the filmmakers themselves as on the long road home, only hours after filming had finished, the film was stolen from the back of the van by a man on a moped.
