Today you have two profiles and three movie reviews to dig into. The figures and their cinematic works come from Portugal, Brazil, and the United States.
Today you have two profiles and three movie reviews to dig into. The figures and their cinematic works come from Portugal, Brazil, and the United States.
This is the first guest post ever on Spellbound! Friend Ana Roland celebrates about her favorite actress Sônia Braga.
In my first post for the Luso World Cinema Blogathon, I discuss Cinearte and its gorgeous Art Deco covers!
The Luso World Cinema Blogathon starts tomorrow! Here are the participants and their subjects.
Participating in the Luso World Cinema Blogathon? Pick from a variety of banners to promote your participation!
Want to participate in the inaugural Luso World Cinema Blogathon? Here’s how.
If you’re overwhelmed by the variety of Luso World Cinema Blogathon topics to choose from, I’m compiled some possible topics.
Meet my Luso World Cinema Blogathon co-host Letícia Magalhães of the blog Crítica Retrô!
Today is Mary Astor day on Turner Classic Movies’ Summer Under the Stars schedule, so what more perfect day is there to announce the launch of the Luso World Cinema Blogathon?
In honor of National Flapper Day, I’ve reposted my essay on CHILDREN OF DIVORCE (1927), which was originally published on Flicker Alley‘s blog. Before they were jazz babies, they were jazz orphans. Their parents’ marriages dissolved under the influence of new post-war mores, and childhoods became a belated war casualty. Lacking role models, another generation seems doomed…