Chris Darke

Chris Darke is a London-based writer and film critic. He has contributed to Film Comment, The Independent,Sight and Sound, Frieze, Trafic and Cahiers du cinema and is the author of Light Readings: Film Criticism and Screen Art, Wallflower Press. A Letter from London by the author is online at www.sensesofcinema.com.

<i>Lilya 4-Ever</i>: no other world

Lilya The young Swedish director Lukas Moodysson made his name with Show Me Love (1998) and Together (2000), two light and likeable films focusing on the emotional lives of young

By Chris Darke

/ 7 May 2003

The underside of Globalisation: on Michael Winterbottoms <i>In This World</i>

Motion pictures, emotion pictures: movies move. Migrants move, too. They cover vast distances to escape tyranny, poverty and persecution and their journeys move us to sympathy and solidarity but more

By Chris Darke

/ 2 Apr 2003

Chris Darke

<i>Lilya 4-Ever</i>: no other world

The underside of Globalisation: on Michael Winterbottom&#146;s <i>In This World</i>

The underside of Globalisation: on Michael Winterbottoms <i>In This World</i>