Articles October 2012

• Ukrainian Classics of Soviet Cinema
• French Literature 101: The Nobel Prize Winners 1900-1950
• JD Salinger: An Icon of Adolescent Rebellion
• Pugad Baboy: A Comic Portrayal Of Filipino Foibles
• Ismail Kadare: Articulating Albanian Identity
• Korea’s Diamond Mountain: Reuniting North and South
• Roberto Matta: Chilean Abstract Expressionist
• Reflecting Multicultural Britain: Postcolonialism and the Literature of the Diaspora
• Chronicling Repression: Bulgarian Cinema under Communist Rule
• Orshi Drozdik: Deconstructing Gender and the Self
• The Three Faces of Contemporary Icelandic Cinema
• The French New Wave: Revolutionising Cinema
• Haunted by War: The Art of Safet Zec
• Aki Kaurismäki: The Melancholy Master of Finnish Film
• Introducing Turkish Cinema's Fierce New Wave
• Remembering the Greek-Cypriot Master Michael Cacoyannis
• Yukio Mishima: The Turbulent Life Of A Conflicted Martyr
• A Breeze From the North: Five Contemporary Swedish Artists
• Articulations of the Present Moment: Five Contemporary Italian Artists
• The Magic of Children’s Literature
• Lino Brocka: The Philippines’ Greatest Director
• Alasdair Gray: A Distinctly Scottish Symbolist
• Mining for Gold: Welsh Cinematic Treasures
• Meet Mo Yan, China's Second Nobel Laureate of Literature
• The ‘Three Giants’ of Dutch Literature: Hermans, Reve and Mulisch
• Annette Messager: Fragmented Bodies & Divided Identities
• Jasper Johns & Robert Rauschenberg: The Art Of Banality
• Rebecca Duckett: Advocating for Malaysian Heritage Through Art
• Before and After Dogme 95: The Best of Danish Cinema
• CoBrA: Marxist Expressionism of a Postwar Generation
• Paul Thomas Anderson: Master of American Filmmaking
• Calypso Rose: Queen Of The Carnival
• Paula Rego: Comically Grotesque, Viscerally Feminine
• 10 Superb Films From Switzerland
• The New Wave Of Romanian Cinema
• Another Side of Holland: The Best Films From The Netherlands
• An Overview of Germany's Literary Laureates
• From Russia With Love: Russian Cinematic Classics
• Fado: Portugal’s Melancholic Musical Tradition
• From El Greco to Picasso: Exploring the Best of Spanish Art