THE BEST OF SHANGHAI FASHION WEEK S/S 24
Shanghai Fashion Week 2024 started the Asian fashion calendar off with an electrifying start. Shanghai has been at the forefront of the Asian fashion market
THE FONDATION LOUIS VUITTON DISPLAYS 115 WORKS OF MARK ROTHKO IN TRIBUTE
“I became a painter because I wanted to elevate painting to a level as moving as music and poetry” – Mark Rothko Mark Rothko (1903-1970) was an
FIB Retro Film Review: Bram Stoker’s Dracula 1992
The most famous vampire story of all time comes to the big screen in the vein of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein. It was a wonder there weren’t
FIB Retro Film Review: Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein
Kenneth Brannagh brings the sensibility of old world, Shakespearian dramatics that made him famous to the classic monster tale, and the similarities with Coppola’s revisiting
FIB Retro Film Review: Planet of the Apes
When I heard that James Cameron would be remaking Planet of the Apes, I (along with countless other Apes and Cameron fans) could barely contain my excitement. As
FIB Retro Film Review: Kiki’s Delivery Service
The more fantastical of Studio Ghibli’s films like Howl’s Moving Castle, Spirited Away and Ponyo are the 800 pound gorillas of its output – very visible, very visual, full of
FIB Retro Film Review: The Little Shop of Horrors
When Batman was created in 1939 he was just a strong idea. Layers of mythology, characters, stories, designs and accoutrements laid down over the ensuing
FIB Retro Film Review: The Fog
This is John Carpenter without any expectations around him. Unless you were an extreme horror geek in the late 70s you only knew him from Halloween ,
FIB Retro Film Review: The Quiet Earth
I had no idea this was an Antipodean film when I heard about it, but I’m always interested in last-man-on-the-Earth movies. What a pleasant surprise.
