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Humanising the Western: our dirty questions to Viggo Mortensen

 

Paul Risker - 14-06-2024

Viggo Mortensen, in an exclusive interview with DMovies talks about his sophomore feature, The Dead Don't Hurt, a very peculiar Western about an immigrant romance; he also discusses masculinity, sound, working with Vicky Krieps, and much more [Read More...]

The War Between

Deborah Correa
2024

Paul Risker - 05-05-2024

American Civil War drama takes viewers on an emotional rollercoaster; the cinematic journey is a little rough but not without signs of promise [Read More...]

El Topo

Alejandro Jodorowsky
1970

Redmond Bacon - 06-01-2020

Fifty years later, cult classic is a one-of-a-kind experience, a unique take on the Western that shocks and beguiles in equal measure - in selected cinemas on Friday, January 10th [Read More...]

The Sisters Brothers

Jacques Audiard
2019

Lucas Pistilli - 01-04-2019

Two siblings with a very peculiar surname embark on a wild wild journey, in French director's dark, amusing and yet profound Western - on Netflix on Friday, March 12th [Read More...]

Buffalo Boys

Mike Wiluan
2019

Ron Fogel - 19-01-2019

What do you get when you mix a Western revenge story with a martial arts film, taking place in Indonesia? Here's your answer - now available on all major VoD platforms. [Read More...]

The Ballad of Lefty Brown

Jared Moshé
2018

Paul Risker - 07-05-2018

The glory and the pain of cowboy life! Solid western featuring Bill Pullman pays tribute to the exploits of the titular character in the burgeoning and mostly lawless American mythical heartland - now on DVD and VoD [Read More...]

Western

Valeska Grisebach
2018

Teodosia Dobriyanova - 20-04-2018

East and West meet, clash and finally come together in Valeska Grisebach’s third feature film and return after 11-year hiatus - now available on VoD [Read More...]

Nick Cave, Ennio Morricone and a lot of gunshots!

 

Alasdair Bayman - 12-04-2018

The music in Sergio Leone's 1965 Spaghetti classic A FEW DOLLARS MORE (composed by Ennio Morricone) and in the 2016 American neo-Western HELL OR HIGH WATER (by Nick Cave) have a lot in common, despite being made more than five decades apart - argues Alasdair Bayman [Read More...]

Brimstone

Martin Koolhoven
2017

Alasdair Bayman - 29-09-2017

Go East! Stay away from this Western, unless you think religious undertones and extreme violence towards women are the right ingredients for the genre - in cinemas now [Read More...]