Fabio Rocha mercilessly dissects the anatomy of biopolitical cinema with Ruben Östlund's first film to win the Palme d'Or to hand, in the latest addition to his series of Foucault-inspired dirty movies [Read More...]
Power relations between employer and maid inside the Brazilian home are put to the test, in Fabio Rocha's latest Foucault-inspired movie (with a touch of Achille Mbembe thrown in for extra flavour) [Read More...]
The fifth entry in Fabio Rocha's Foucault-inspired movies deals with biopolitics, necropolitics, the insurgency of care, the various pillars supporting the management of life [Read More...]
This is the fourth entry in Fabio Rocha's Foucault-inspired movies: Ryûsuke Hamaguchi's ode to listening, a Hiroshima-set drama featuring post-atomic bodies and silence as a resistance weapon [Read More...]
The third entry in Fabio Rocha's Foucault-inspired series of raw, visceral and gritty movies is Edward Berger's anti-war classic, a movie about honour being replaced by fear, and soldiers being robbed of their individuality [Read More...]
The second entry in Fabio Rocha's his Foucault-inspired series of raw, visceral and gritty movies is a late Iranian New Wave film permeated by [Read More...]
Brazilian filmmaker and researcher Fabio Rocha begins his Foucault-inspired series of raw, visceral and gritty movies with a dirty movie that rocked Cannes and much of the globe in 2024 [Read More...]
