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Mar 31, 2019

Floralis (Johnny Clyde, 2019)

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☼☼☼☼☼☼☼☼☼ out of 10☼ "Birds broke their beaks for you. Wept real stars for you..." Somewhat reminiscent of Juraj Herz...
Mar 30, 2019

They Lived in a B&W Film Until...

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When Subject R disappeared from Neo-Heaven, he started to panic, whereas she remained calm, because she knew pretty well that the remnants...
Mar 28, 2019

Out of Our Minds (Tony Stone, 2009)

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☼☼☼☼☼☼☼☼ out of 10☼ An integral part of a conceptual multimedia project (album + film + comic) conceived by the Canadian musician ...
Mar 24, 2019

'The Innate Mirror' Diptych

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Down the path of severe and persistent irrationality, I often stumble across an entity which appears as an extremely blurry dream and no m...
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Mar 22, 2019

Simulacrum: A Rule Is an Illusion (Post-Apocalyptic Bonus)

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Our sadness evolves and mutates into a pearl. If we break open the shell, it won't disappear. It will only grow. My latest and one...
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Mar 17, 2019

Las Meninas (Ihor Podolchak, 2008)

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☼☼☼☼☼☼☼☼☼(☼) out of 10☼ As whispery, disembodied voices engulf you in a thick, almost palpable miasma, the somnambulist-like protago...
Mar 14, 2019

Unicórnio (Eduardo Nunes, 2017)

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☼☼☼☼☼☼☼☼(☼) out of 10☼ In his (mighty impressive!) sophomore fiction film, Eduardo Nunes delivers a lyrical meditation on love, life, ...
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Nikola Gocić
Nikola Gocić (born in Niš, Serbia, 1980) is an architect by education, film enthusiast by passion, and collage artist by obsession. An author of NGboo Art blog where he has been publishing his texts on cinema and showcasing his artwork, he contributed thirty articles for Taste of Cinema (in 2016 and 2017), and has frequently collaborated with the filmmaker Rouzbeh Rashidi on his Experimental Film Society (EFS) Publications. His short experimental comics has been exhibited at the Belgrade International Comics Festival, and once at Fumetto Comic Festival in Luzern, Switzerland. At the beginning of 2018, he has fallen in love with the collage technique, and has created hundreds of digital artworks since. Inspired by dreams, legends, fairy tales, folk tradition, Dadaism and Surrealism, avant-garde films, Brutalist architecture, alternative music, Japanese animation, 80s Saturday-morning cartoons and even fighting games, he has been merging his numerous and often incongruous influences into his own esoteric mythology. So far, he has presented five solo exhibitions, and participated at numerous group exhibitions via Artboxy platform. Contact: nikola[dot]gocic[at]hotmail[dot]com
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