Author Archives: classiq

Editorial: Just A Girl

  The Editorial: thoughts, short stories or essays about the world of cinema   Joe Eula is a bit of an unsung hero of the 20th century fashion illustration. He had a sharp eye in capturing the essence of whatever … Read More →

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When Noir Meets Colour

I should start by saying that I will always prefer black and white movies and that black and white cinematography is one of the most beautiful forms of art. This is especially true with noir films – films that are … Read More →

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Editorial: The Streets of San Francisco

  The Editorial: thoughts, short stories or essays about the world of cinema   Sixty years ago this week (on May 9th), Vertigo was released. It is often hailed as the best movie of all time. I may not be … Read More →

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One Day That Summer: Camel Safari, Kenya

This year, I am starting to celebrate my favourite season early – it is my reckoning that some of you will happily join me – and I am bringing back One Day That Summer, the photographer interview series I started … Read More →

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Life Lessons from Akira Kurosawa

Who can define Akira Kurosawa’s role in the world cinema landscape? His filmography defies categorization. His movies are very complex, both from the point of view of the craftsmanship, visual poetry and passion that went into their making and of … Read More →

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