Don’t get mad, get even—or, better yet, get your own secret police. That’s what a frustrated informer does in The Color of the Chameleon, a deadpan Cold War satire from Bulgaria. In Emil Christov’s directorial debut,…
Originally published shortly after the fall of the USSR, renowned director of photography Nestor Almendros considers Sergei Eisenstein's life, work, and legacy
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