Chloé Hasgaard
Artículos de autor
“Wicker”: Colman and Skarsgård Reinvent Love, Marriage and Masculinity
Olivia Colman and Alexander Skarsgård reflect on gender roles, jealousy, freedom and the power of tenderness in Wicker.
‘Sense and Sensibility’: Jane Austen Returns with Daisy Edgar-Jones
La directora Georgia Oakley recupera Sentido y sensibilidad, el clásico de Jane Austen, con Daisy Edgar-Jones y Esmé Creed-Miles como las hermanas Dashwood.
Ulrich Seidl at Eye FilmMuseum: “Über das Leben, die Liebe und den Tod”
Amsterdam’s Eye Filmmuseum is dedicating the first exhibition in the Netherlands to Austrian filmmaker Ulrich Seidl: Über das Leben, die Liebe und den Tod.
Tomorrow in Sight: Seven Works to Imagine the Future Through French Cinema
With Tomorrow in Sight, UNIFRANCE presents a vision of contemporary French cinema that transcends nationality, aesthetics and format.
“Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story”, the Woman Behind the Monster
The new instalment of *Monster* revisits the Lizzie Borden murders to explore female violence, oppression and the boundary between victim and monster.
“Five Seconds”: Pain Can Also Give Rise to Tenderness
Sometimes all it takes is an unexpected intrusion, another person and barely five seconds for a life that seemed to have come to a standstill to begin moving again.
Art Biennale 2026: “In Minor Keys”
The Venice Biennale is one of the institutions that has most profoundly shaped contemporary culture over the past 130 years.
“Furious”: Rage, Revenge, and Justice
Furious, starring Emmy Rossum, is a serial-killer thriller, but also a reflection on violence and revenge.
“The Five Star Weekend”: Friendship, Grief and the Luxury of Reinvention
Jennifer Garner and Chloë Sevigny discuss friendship in The Five Star Weekend, a luxurious drama that explores the complexities of female relationships.
“Magellan”: Lav Diaz Reexamines the Myth Behind the Explorer
With Magellan, Lav Diaz once again embraces cinema as a space for contemplation and a means of re-examining the narratives that shape our collective memory.