Art

Banksy Does New York

Banksy, that mysterious British street artist, ruled the streets of New York for a month. A new piece of protest art popped up every morning, and the public, made up mainly of eager "Banksy hunters," cooperated as if it was following a well-rehearsed script.

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Concrete Love

Gottfried Böhm may be 93, but he is still the "Boss." He's the head of a multigenerational architectural firm considered one the most prestigious in the world. His three son are successful architects in their own right, but they still seek ways to extricate themselves from their father's shadow.

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Dorothea Lange: Grab a Hunk of Lightning

Photographer Dorothea Lange was one of the first artists to give a face and a voice to marginalized America, crushed by the Great Depression. She was selecting works for a retrospective exhibition, just days before she died, when her documentarian granddaughter attempted to uncover what motivated Lange's work.

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Hockney

David Hockney still seems like a passionate youngster. The 77-year-old acclaimed artist never ceases to create, exploring new perspectives on reality. Personal archive material and candid conversations create a loving portrait.

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Remake, Remix, Rip-Off

"Tarzan in Istanbul", "The Izmir Exorcist" and "Islamic Rambo" were among the thousands of films the Turkish industry produced in a "cut and paste" method during the 1960s and '70s. In the 60s/70s Turkey was home to one of the world's biggest film industries. Soon the filmmakers ran out of topics and they began copying movies from all over the world. Name any Western hit film, there's a Turkish version to it.

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Some Kind Of Love

After spending all their adult lives on what seems like different planets, an elderly brother and sister move in together and share a decaying family mansion. The camera exposes the tension and anger that exists between the two, but also a very touching kind of love.

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The Kingdom of Dreams and Madness

Japanese director Hayao Miyazaki is creating what might be his last animation film. He manages the legendary Studio Ghibli in unorthodox ways, as a kingdom of dedication, humor and creativity.

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