
The sun is out – and here at FilmDoo, we’re celebrating Argentinian cinema by way of the iconic Sol de Mayo. Named in commemoration of the May Revolution of 1810, which marked Argentina’s independence, the sun can be […]
The sun is out – and here at FilmDoo, we’re celebrating Argentinian cinema by way of the iconic Sol de Mayo. Named in commemoration of the May Revolution of 1810, which marked Argentina’s independence, the sun can be […]
Though France is a country famous for its robust film culture, international attention for the region rarely extends beyond the obvious Oscar contenders and feature-length festival favourites, leaving the nation’s rich body of compelling and […]
We all love a good laugh, don’t we? But what exactly makes a good comedy? Is it the jokes? The complexity of the characters, or the underlying darkness of it all? Whatever it may be […]
Around the world, teachers have had to reinvent themselves more in the past year than they did in the previous two decades. The global pandemic has played a core role in this adjustment, though, thankfully, new […]
This piece was originally published by Caterina Melona of Connecting Founders. FilmDoo, today one of the world’s largest independent and international movie catalogues online, originally started out with the goal of satiating cinephiles around the […]
The following feature is compiled from a series of articles published by FilmDoo over the course of 2020, with contributions from William Page, Julio Marmol Corbacho, David Pountain and Weerada Sucharitkul. This article is also available […]