MARCH NEW SHOTS #2: Movies, TV Series, Ads & Music Videos

MOVIES

He went that way, 2024

The Vourdalak, 2023

The Iron Claw, 2023

Hardcore Never Dies, 2023

Wonka, 2023

She Is Conann, 2023

Voyages en Italie, 2023

The August Virgin, 2022

The Twentieth Century, 2020

The Death & Life of John F. Donovan, 2019

You Were Never Really Here, 2018

10 Things I Hate About You, 1999

Gemini, 1999

Killer Klowns from Outer Space, 1988

The Vikings, 1958

A Streetcar Named Desire, 1951

KEN RUSSELL FOCUS

Russell's movies

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Ken Russell, a visionary British filmmaker, carved a unique niche in cinema with his bold and imaginative style. Celebrated for his intense and often controversial approach, Russell's films combined rich visuals, complex characters, and daring narratives, pushing the boundaries of filmic storytelling.

His unique approach blends vibrant cinematography with complex characters and narratives, challenging societal norms and exploring the depths of human experience. Russell’s work, characterized by its bold symbolism and thematic richness, pushes the limits of conventional storytelling, making him a significant figure in film history.

We have just added three of Russell's notable works to its collection: "Women in Love", "Salome's Last Dance", and "Gothic". These films, each showcasing Russell's distinctive style and fearless storytelling, are now available on Flim.

Salome's Last Dance - 1988

Salome's Last Dance is a captivating adaptation of Oscar Wilde's play. Set in a Victorian brothel, the film blends theater and cinema in a masterful display of storytelling. It's a vivid portrayal of desire and decadence, where the line between reality and performance blurs, immersing the audience in a world of compelling drama and opulent visuals. Russell's trademark style of blending the bold and the controversial shines through, making "Salome's Last Dance" a classic of Russell's collection.

Salome's Last Dance, 1988

Gothic - 1987

Gothic delves into the infamous night at Lake Geneva that inspired Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein". Russell's direction is a tour de force of imaginative filmmaking, blending horror and drama to create a nightmarish dreamscape. His use of stark, moody lighting and unsettling visual effects crafts an atmosphere of eerie tension and psychological intrigue. Gothic is a testament to Russell's ability to push the boundaries of cinema.

Gothic, 1987

Women in Love - 1969

Women in Love is an engaging adaptation of D.H. Lawrence's novel. The film stands out for its portrayal of relationships and emotional intensity. Russell's direction brings out the drama of Lawrence's story, with vivid scenes and impactful character interactions. The cinematography captures the beauty of the English countryside, complementing the film’s rich narrative.