Tag Archives: Zurich Film Festival
Imperium
This year, the ZFF – Zurich Film Festival impressed most with not just the physical appearance of one actor but also two of his movies. His name is Daniel Radcliffe and the first movie we’re going to look at is Imperium.
ZFF – Mike Leigh and the Final Moments on the Green Carpet
Joseph Fiennes on Female Directors and Strangerland
ZFF – Joseph Fiennes
Arnold Schwarzenegger on a Life in Movies
ZFF – Arnold Schwarzenegger
ZFF – Anne von Keller, Maria Furtwängler and Others
Terminator Genisys
Terminator Genisys came with a lot of hope. A stellar cast, endorsement by James Cameron and the return of the one and only Arnold Schwarzenegger. Yet, it kind of falls flat.
Maggie
Arnold Schwarzenegger and the zombie apocalypse in one movie. Sounds fantastic, right? Well, someone missed the point completely and the result is called Maggie. It’s not without its flaws, but it’s not playing to the big star’s strengths.
Support Our Friends’ Short Movie at ZFF
Some friends of ours working at the Orell Füssli Bookshop have made a short movie and are competing at ZFF’s short movie contest. I’m sure they’d be happy about a vote or two. So please vote for them by clicking the link below.
ZFF – Steve Golin on a Life in Movies
ZFF – Steve Golin, Armin Mueller-Stahl and Others
ZFF – Mr. Robot Q&A
ZFF – Rami Malek, Christian Slater, Sam Esmail
Z for Zachariah
Z for Zacharaiah is an ambitious movie. It stars Margot Robbie, Chris Pine and Chiwetel Ejiofor. And nobody else. They’re – for all they know – the only people still alive in a rather mediocre movie.
Mr. Robot
Hackers have a bit of a difficult standing in modern media for a variety of reasons. Today at the Zürich Film Festival, the pilot episode of Mr. Robot airs, a show that defies stereotypes like no other.
