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Lina Jurdeczka

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I am a London-based PhD student working on a project about contemporary historical cinema. My taste is diverse, but I am particularly interested in films about the cinema. There are lots of different filmmakers I admire, from P.T. Anderson to Michael Haneke and Sarah Polley, but at the end of the day I am convinced that Kieslowski was as good as it gets.

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Short of the Week – Smoke That Travels

Lina Jurdeczka
November 14, 2016
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https://vimeo.com/189570347 What makes us want to tell the stories of our lives? Perhaps it’s the fear of being forgotten after we die. Maybe it’s about taking ownership of them, to avoid somebody...
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Short of the Week – Nix + Gerber

Lina Jurdeczka
June 20, 2016
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https://vimeo.com/165461598 When it comes to the spaces we live in, there are few topics as contested as clutter. While some people are devoted to and even thrive in the midst of creative chaos, others...
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A Love Letter To… What Ever Happened To Baby Jane?

Lina Jurdeczka
January 4, 2015
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Less than a week into the new year we can finally sit back and rest after December’s blur of Christmas shopping and family visits. Everything is beginning to go back to normal now, and we have almost...
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A Love Letter To… Stories We Tell

Lina Jurdeczka
November 20, 2014
Features, Love Letter, Nostalgia
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One of my favourite things to do as a kid was to look at my great-grandmother’s collection of photographs. Unlike most people of her generation she didn’t keep them in neatly-sorted photo albums, but...
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A Love Letter To… Grey Gardens

Lina Jurdeczka
October 9, 2014
Features, Love Letter, Nostalgia
If John Waters, the self-proclaimed pope of trash and director of Pink Flamingos (1972) and Hairspray (1988), were to direct a family film for the holiday season, it would probably look a little like Grey...
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A Love Letter to… Sunset Boulevard

Lina Jurdeczka
September 11, 2014
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A few years ago I took a Film Studies course at university. One of the classes dealt with cinephilia – the love of film. At the beginning of the session, the lecturer asked an interesting question that...
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‘I Am Big. It’s The Pictures That Got Small’ : On the Past, Present and Future of Cinephilia, Part 3

Lina Jurdeczka
August 20, 2014
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When people ask Quentin Tarantino if he went to film school, he tells them ‘no, I went to films.’ With ways to express the love for the cinema as diverse as film itself, actually creating the art one loves...
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Waiting for the Apocalypse: On the Past, Present and Future of Cinephilia, Part 2

Lina Jurdeczka
July 23, 2014
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"Let's not talk about the good old times, but the bad new ones." - Bertolt Brecht In recent years the cinema has frequently been talked about as a lost cause. Regardless of the fact that home viewing was...
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‘All Those Wonderful People Out There in the Dark’: On the Past, Present and Future of Cinephilia: Part 1

Lina Jurdeczka
July 14, 2014
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There is a scene in Bernardo Bertolucci’s The Dreamers (2003) when the three main characters race through the Louvre in Paris, attempting to break a world record. A direct reference to Bande à Part (1964),...
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A Beginner’s Guide To… Woody Allen

Lina Jurdeczka
June 7, 2014
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In a career spanning almost 50 years, Woody Allen’s style has become synonymous with and perhaps helped define the cultural stereotype of the self-deprecating, anxious intellectual in New York City. Full of...

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