Dario Llinares

The Cinematologists Present: Students on Screen This episode of The Cinematologists is a contribution to the Students on Screen project convened by Dr Kay Calver and Dr Bethan Michael-Fox, to coincide with a special issue of Open Screens they have ...

The latest episode of The Cinematologists is a contribution to the Students on Screen project convened by Dr Kay Calver and Dr Bethan Michael-Fox, which explores screen representations of students across a plethora of Global screen media forms.

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Dario Llinares (@dariollinares) 6 books that I recommend for discovering and developing an understanding of psychoanalytic film theory:

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My second piece from Cinema Rediscovered focuses on three, very different, but equally vivid female lead performances:

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Dario Llinares (@dariollinares) My favourite 6 novels in which cinema is a central theme:

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My second piece from Cinema Rediscovered focuses on three, very different, but equally vivid female lead performances:

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Delinquents, Working Girls and Killers of Sheep - Cinema Rediscovered: Thursday 24th July A first of three piece from the Cinema Rediscovered festival in Bristol

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First piece from Cinema Rediscovered in Bristol.

Terrence Malick (w/John Bleasdale) The Cinematologists Podcast · Episode

Now listening: when two of your favourite film podcasters collide!
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Four Letters of Love review: a by-the-book adaptation Adapted from the popular novel by Niall Williams, Four Letters of Love pairs two coming-of-age tales with plenty of sincerity but not much style.

My first ever review in Sight and Sound: Four Letters of Love, an adaptation of Niall William’s best selling novel, directed by Polly Steele.

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Dario Llinares (@dariollinares) 6 books that I found invaluable as “guides” for writing about cinema:

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Four Letters of Love review: a by-the-book adaptation Adapted from the popular novel by Niall Williams, Four Letters of Love pairs two coming-of-age tales with plenty of sincerity but not much style.

My first ever review in Sight and Sound: Four Letters of Love, an adaptation of Niall William’s best selling novel, directed by Polly Steele.

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Honestly, Andrew Castle does not know when to shut the fuck up.

#Wimbledon

Sinner's forehand I just love. It's so viscious, I don't know how it stays in.

It's like the tennis equivalent of Deontay Wilder's right hook.

Andrew Castle on the BBC

or, Nick Kyrgios on TNT.

FFS

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On Performative Spectatorial Wankerdom, or crimes against a collective morality of film viewing

One for regular cinema-goers:

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On Performative Spectatorial Wankerdom, or crimes against a collective morality of film viewing

One for regular cinema-goers:

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It was fantastic to go on a journey of memories, ideas and cinematic discoveries with Mark Jenkin in this podcast conversation. One for true appreciators of cinema as a unique experience and not mere content in a wasteland of visual noise.

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That was the most depressing sports final I think I've ever watched.

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