Dunkirk

9 Great Performances by First-Time Actors

By  Madison Brek 

“Cinema is a mirror of reality and it is a filter.”

‘Dunkirk’ and ‘Darkest Hour’ Mash Up Makes for the Ultimate War Thriller

By  Sheryl Oh 

Two of 2017’s highly acclaimed war movies appear to go extremely well together.

Fantastic ‘Dunkirk’ Fan-Edits Show The Film In New Light

By  Max Covill 

Dunkirk in real-time and as a B&W silent film showcase new visions. 

17 Things I Learned at the Movies in 2017

By  Ciara Wardlow 

A year’s worth of cine-educational lessons.

The Potent Poignancy of the ‘Atonement’ Dunkirk Scene

By  Farah Cheded 

The five-minute-long, single-take Dunkirk scene in Joe Wright’s Atonement is a potent anti-war tableau and a masterclass in the logistics of filmmaking.

Can Re-Releases Help with Oscar Nominations?

By  Natalie Mokry 

An end of the year re-release for summer films like Dunkirk and Detriot may appear helpful at securing a nomination, but it may not be enough.

History Rearranged: Christopher Nolan, ‘Dunkirk,’ and Time

By  H. Perry Horton 

Manipulating the past to inform the future.

The Minimalism of ‘Dunkirk’

By  Emily Kubincanek 

The only way to create empathy for the soldiers in ‘Dunkirk’ without interrupting the tension is to show their character through the decision they make to survive.

Christopher Nolan’s Emotional Objects and the ‘Dunkirk’ Exception

By  Ciara Wardlow 

All of Christopher Nolan’s films use props to appeal to your emotions apart from Dunkirk.