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Georgina Guthrie

France
As seen in: Business 2 Community, Sight & Sound, Matador Network, BFI, The Quietus, Little White Lies, Restless
English, but living in France. Writes about culture and relationships. Not the romance novelist of the same name. Email me! guthriegeorgina@gmail.com
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10 great Hungarian films

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By Michael Brooke, Michael Ewins, John Berra, Georgina Guthrie
| BFI
The very welcome release of a Blu-ray box set of István Szabó’s riveting collaborations with Klaus Maria Brandauer (Mephisto, 1981; Colonel Redl, 1984; Hanussen, 1988) has turned the spotlight onto one of Europe’s more distinctive film cultures. Hungarian cinema’s long and distinguished history has now lasted well over a century.
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Frederick Wiseman: 10 essential films

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By Michael Ewins, John Berra, Georgina Guthrie, Michael Ewins Lists
| BFI
Ahead of our retrospective of his films, we take a tour through the career of one of cinema’s greatest documentary makers. Updated: 27 November 2025 As Errol Morris once quipped of the Boston-born, Jewish-raised Frederick Wiseman: “Fred likes institutions like Fellini likes the circus.” In his more than half-century career as a documentary maker, Wiseman has tirelessly charted American institutions and communities, with a style that’s often reductively described as flat, fly-on-the-wall vérité.
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10 great films set in Taipei

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By John Berra, Georgina Guthrie, Pamela Hutchinson, Rory Doherty
| BFI
It’s estimated that over 40% of Taipei’s residents use a motorcycle for their daily commute, and – in Tsou Shih-ching’s freewheeling debut as solo director, Left-Handed Girl – 20-year-old betel nut seller I-Ann (Shih-Yuan Ma) is part of the throng. She also ferries around her precocious five-year-old sister I-Jing (Nina Ye) who sees Taipei as one big playground.
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