About the author Savina Petkova is a Bulgarian, London-based film critic whose works have been published in MUBI Notebook, The Quietus, photogénie and more. She's also a PhD candidate at King's College London workin on metamorphoses in contemporary cinema.
Emulsion and Emotion 65th International Short Film Festival Oberhausen review by Ricardo Brunn The 65th edition of Oberhausen's Short Film Festival focused on analogue film material and why it might still be important in the digital age
O Que Resta Deep rooted, hard headed review by Jason Todd Emilio’s story, the film’s sole protagonist, is one we’ve seen and heard before. An aging farmer living alone in the mountains has come to a daunting realization: the world has moved on from him. All …
The Dancer’s Paradox T A P E Presents: It’s a Trance, It’s a Dance review by Savina Petkova Dancing is its own kind of storytelling. One which features the body as both the paper and the pen, as the teller and the story; but what does that privilege mean for the human body, it's only object …
